Charlotte Wirth

For the Europe.Table Professional Briefing, freelance journalist Charlotte Wirth reports from Brussels - mainly on EU policy, but also on the topics of the environment and migration. She writes in German, English and French. From 2020 to 2021, Charlotte Wirth has interrupted her journalistic work to work as a bureau chief and political advisor for Luxembourg MEP Charles Goerens. Before that, she was Brussels correspondent and investigative journalist for Reporter.lu."

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After several delays, the EU Commission plans to present the EU supply chain law at the end of the month. First details are already available: The highly debated import ban on products made by forced labor will not be included. However, the regulation will go significantly further than the German Supply Chain Act. An overview. continue reading →

The EU Commission can't quite get its supply chain law off the ground. The Brussels-based authority missed the October deadline for the presentation of its so-called Due Diligence Law. One reason: EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to use the supply chain law to enforce a ban on imports of products from forced labor. This could also affect some Chinese imports. continue reading →