The EASA Environmental Report 2025 shows that despite progress in European aviation, considerable efforts are needed to achieve climate targets and reduce environmental pollution. Meanwhile, T E criticizes the industry.
By Lukas Knigge
The anti-deforestation regulation as an example: Efforts to reduce bureaucracy should not lead to a lowering of environmental and social standards in the EU, write trade unions and environmental associations in a letter to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
By Manuel Berkel
In a new report, the EU Commission concludes that European manufacturers of medical devices are being discriminated against in the Chinese procurement market. It now examines whether to restrict market access for Chinese medical devices under the International Procurement Instrument.
By Marc Winkelmann
An as yet unpublished report by the International Monetary Fund for EU economics and finance ministers shows how Europe can reduce its energy prices. The IMF report is available exclusively to Table.Briefings.
By Manuel Berkel
In his opinion, the Advocate General of the European Court of Justice recommends that the Minimum Wage Directive be declared null and void in its entirety. He sets much tighter limits than expected on the EU's competences in this area.
By Alina Leimbach
NGOs had more contacts with the Commission and the cabinets during Ursula von der Leyen's first mandate than under her predecessor Jean-Claude Juncker. In contrast, the number of contacts with companies and business associations plummeted. This is the result of an analysis by Table.Briefings.
By Marc Winkelmann
With FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl, Austria could have an ultra-right head of government. Who is the man who wants to be the "people's chancellor", but for whom not even his own voters are enthusiastic?
By Lukas Bayer
The EU wants to harmonize frequencies across Europe in order to strengthen the internal market. But the member states are reluctant. There are already disputes at national level too.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Speaking to the EU Parliament's Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has warned against excluding arms companies from third countries such as the USA from European procurement programs.
By Stephan Israel
The Ministry of Economic Affairs should have disclosed where carbon storage facilities could be built in Germany by the end of the year. The CDU considers the reason for this inaction to be a pretext, while the BDI is urging haste.
By Manuel Berkel
