The VDA has formulated its position on the regulation of commercial vehicles. The review of CO₂ fleet legislation should therefore come “as soon as possible,” i.e. before 2027.
By Markus Grabitz
The EU Commission is planning a reform of the EU Unfair Trading Practices (UTP) Directive in the agricultural and food sector. In its latest report, it sent out initial signals of its intent to tighten things up.
By Julia Dahm
In a statement on Thursday, Federica Mogherini announced her resignation as Rector of the College of Europe and Director of the Diplomatic Academy.
By Stephan Israel
The EU Commission has launched a new antitrust investigation against the parent company Meta due to the introduction of artificial intelligence functions in Whatsapp.
By Redaktion Table
In Brussels, Friedrich Merz wants to convince the Belgian Bart De Wever to give up his opposition to the use of Russian state bank funds for a reparations loan to Kyiv. In Moscow, Vladimir Putin has signed a law that constitutes an implicit threat.
By Stefan Braun, Stephan Israel and Viktor Funk
The European Union is reviewing a price undertaking from Volkswagen for the first time, aiming to replace countervailing duties on electric vehicles from China with a minimum-price system. The move could mark the starting point for a broader reassessment of Europe’s trade relations with China.
By Amelie Richter
The countries of the Western Balkans are already making a decisive contribution to Europe’s security architecture. According to the “White Paper on European Defense — Readiness 2030”, Europe should be prepared for possible war by the end of the decade. The Western Balkans hold enormous potential here.
By Frauke Seebass
Following her arrest and investigations by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office on suspicion of fraud in connection with the College of Europe, Federica Mogherini has spoken out about the allegations.
By Marion Bergermann
The dominance of the People’s Republic in this booming sector is increasingly becoming a threat to Germany and Europe. A study by the Ariadne Project identifies ways to reverse this trend.
By Kai Schöneberg
EU plans for the electrification of company car fleets could contribute to a sales boom for European car manufacturers. According to a T&E study, German manufacturers in particular would benefit from the Europe-wide regulations.
By Lukas Knigge
