The Constitutional Court in Romania will decide on Wednesday whether candidate Călin Georgescu will be allowed to run in the presidential election in May. If the court rules against him, the country faces the threat of even deeper division.
By Frank Stier
In a draft communication available to Table.Briefings, the EU Commission spells out its ambition for the Savings and Investment Union. Important legislative proposals are planned for 2026 in particular.
By Marc Winkelmann
There is still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the interpretation of the AI Act. The Commission is also unable to define an AI system to everyone's satisfaction.
By Corinna Visser
The authorities annulled the presidential election last year due to his unresolved campaign financing. Now Georgescu is threatened with disqualification from the new edition of the race for the highest state office.
By Redaktion Table
On Friday, EU justice ministers discussed the prosecution of war crimes in Ukraine, the harmonization of insolvency law and upholding the rule of law.
By Corinna Visser
In a press conference, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen explained that the funds under the ReArm Europe plan should benefit European industry. However, she plans to find ways to include countries such as the UK and Norway.
By Marc Winkelmann
With a proposal to amend EU species protection legislation, the Commission is pressing ahead with its plan to lower the protection status of the wolf.
By Julia Dahm
Portugal's Prime Minister Montenegro will face a vote of confidence on Tuesday. It will probably lead to the fall of the government. The opposition accuses him of a conflict of interest due to a company he founded in 2021.
By Isabel Cuesta Camacho
In the fourth year of the war, Ukraine is becoming increasingly self-sufficient in weapons and ammunition – but not in air defense. The halt in aid from the USA increases the risk to major cities and important infrastructure enormously.
By Denis Trubetskoy
