"Good for Germany, and good for Europe": Ahead of today's special summit on Ukraine and EU defense, other member states welcome the planned special infrastructure fund and the planned increase in defense spending.
By Till Hoppe
The EU has tightened regulations aimed at reducing marine pollution from ships. However, according to a report by the European Court of Auditors, these are not being implemented sufficiently by the member states – and there is a lack of data for a reliable overview.
By Leonie Düngefeld
The EU Commission regrets the tariffs against Canada and Mexico. In Germany, the VDA warns of the impact of potential tariffs against the EU on suppliers.
By Redaktion Table
Bulgaria wants to adopt the euro at the turn of the year, but the national deficit could still throw a spanner in the works. The population and business community are in favor of joining, but there are also prominent opponents.
By Frank Stier
Ursula von der Leyen's announcements on fines are included in the Car Action Plan, which the College of Commissioners intends to adopt today. It also deals with how the EU industry is to become the market leader in autonomous driving.
By Markus Grabitz
Closer cooperation in the production of 155 mm ammunition is crucial for the Polish side, while Slovakia is interested in Korean K-2 tanks, among other things, which are to be produced in Poland.
By Redaktion Table
The non-governmental organization Finance Watch warns of the risks for consumers and the stability of the financial sector if the rules for AI in this area are not revised. Without accountability, liability and transparency, trust will be lost.
By Corinna Visser
How much EU funding has flowed to Elon Musk's companies in recent years? Green MEP Daniel Freund wants to know and has submitted a written question to the Commission.
By Corinna Visser
The Commission aims to encourage member states to increase defense spending through subsidized loans and a limited relaxation of EU debt rules. In Berlin, the potential coalition partners agree to exempt defense spending from the debt brake.
By Marc Winkelmann
