France's President will receive Volodymyr Zelenskiy this evening in Paris and on Thursday the supporters of Ukraine at the summit of the "Coalition of the Willing." In view of the rapprochement between Washington and Moscow, the previously ailing head of state is slipping into a leadership role.
By Claire Stam
As announced in the Steel and Metals Action Plan, the EU Commission is adapting the protective measures against cheap imports. The rate of liberalization will be reduced.
By Alex Veit
Moscow is pressing Washington for promises to ease sanctions: The first to benefit from improved export conditions via the Black Sea will be agriculture – and an important bank.
By Viktor Funk
The EU Commission has approved aid amounting to five billion euros for more climate protection in Germany. This will enable gypsum, glass and chemical companies, for example, to reduce their CO₂ emissions.
By Marion Bergermann
Climate-neutral energy must become affordable and the supply must remain secure. This is what Andreas Rade (VDA) and Kai Lobo (VKU) are calling for in the coalition negotiations between the CDU/CSU and SPD. The framework for the electricity market of the future must be set now.
By Experts Table.Briefings
After lengthy talks in Riyadh between representatives of the US and Russia, no progress has been made so far. In Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Peskov dampened expectations of a written agreement.
By Redaktion Table
Commission President von der Leyen is reneging on her promise to appoint a high-ranking special envoy to represent the interests of SMEs. For this, she is now receiving clear criticism.
By Till Hoppe
Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa received Aleksandar Vučić for dinner on Tuesday. This is although hundreds of thousands of citizens and students in Serbia have been taking to the streets for months against the authoritarian president and demanding his resignation. In today’s Opinion, Dušan Reljić wonders whether the EU leadership will at least speak plainly to Vučić behind closed doors.
By Stephan Israel
Trump's erratic policy raises doubts as to whether the US central bank would provide the Europeans with dollar backstop financing in the event of a crisis.
By Redaktion Table
