The chief negotiator of the European Parliament presents his report on the reform of the CSRD and CSDDD. Areas of application are to be restricted to very large companies. Other political groups can still submit their own proposals.
By Ferdinand Fröhlich
According to a recent report by the UN Refugee Agency, the number of refugees has increased. At the same time, aid levels are at their lowest since 2015.
By Inge Brendler
Elisabeth Rosenstock-Siller, the former spokesperson for the US embassy in Berlin, is to become the new head of communications for the OSCE in Vienna.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
A recent study suggests a possible increased cancer risk associated with glyphosate exposure. The European Commission has announced it will task EU regulatory agencies with evaluating these new findings – and will take action if necessary.
By Julia Dahm
A new ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) outlines the specific circumstances under which wolves may be hunted in EU countries.
By Julia Dahm
The low oil price is putting pressure on Russia's state coffers, and the EU wants to increase this pressure. Despite this, Vladimir Putin's government is continuing to invest in war and is increasing the military budget.
By Viktor Funk
It is not only US military personnel who are wondering whether the new Chief of Staff, Dan Caine, approves of the redeployment of troops, as is now the case in California. This week, he publicly contradicted his president, but otherwise, he is holding back with statements.
By Nana Brink
With its decision to rely on SAP and Google technology when choosing a cloud, the Bundeswehr is forgoing digital sovereignty, writes Mirko Ross. This shows how timid the implementation of a strategy for digital sovereignty is.
By Experts Table.Briefings
US President Trump is considering lifting the sanctions against Turkey in the F-35 deal, which could lead to new tensions in the Aegean. Greece is forced to rearm its military in order not to lose its strategic advantage.
By Markus Bickel