The aid facilitations for renewable energies, the decarbonization of industry, and the production of clean technologies are to apply beyond 2025. The rules for reserve power plants could become a problem for Germany.
By Manuel Berkel
With the reciprocal tariffs, US President Trump is undermining the WTO principles for all members. For the EU, there is an additional risk that he will treat member states differently.
By Marc Winkelmann
One week after the parliamentary elections in Kosovo, Prime Minister Albin Kurti expresses his concern about "Serbian-Russian imperialism" in an interview with Table.Briefings – and complains about unequal treatment by the EU.
By Gabriel Bub
Investments in space travel are investments in security. That was the message at the Space Night of the Federation of German Industries. Europe is in danger of losing touch with countries such as the USA and China.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
JD Vance's speech at the Munich Security Conference is further proof that the new Trump administration does not think much of Western European democracies. In terms of security policy, the E5 are trying to promote European autonomy.
By Gabriel Bub
Privacy, surveillance, automated decisions: Around three quarters of EU citizens would find legal rules regarding AI in the workplace important. In general, however, many see the technology in a positive light.
By Alina Leimbach
According to the trade unions, a historic protest against planned cuts by the new right-wing government has brought the country to a standstill. The government wants to cut unemployment benefits and make the pension system stricter. Belgium is heavily in debt.
By Eric Bonse
At the Auto dialog, Commissioners Tzitzikostas and Šefčovič have now also sent invitations to working group meetings. Social Affairs Commissioner Mînzatu has discussed with industry representatives and trade unions that the job losses resulting from the switch to EVs require more retraining and further training.
By Markus Grabitz
The voluntary code of conduct to combat disinformation becomes part of the DSA. The Commission calls this a success. However, not all signatories accept all the obligations.
By Corinna Visser
In its final version of the work program for 2025, the Commission is not saying goodbye to the abolition of the time change after all.
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