For six months now, large platforms have had to comply with the rules of the Digital Market Act (DMA) as gatekeepers. A lot has happened since then, but the Commission is not keeping up with enforcement, say experts.
By Corinna Visser
In the run-up to the 3rd Berlin Forum on Chemicals and Sustainability, Minister Steffi Lemke and World Bank Senior Managing Director Axel van Trotsenburg call for joint efforts by politics, business and society to achieve a more sustainable approach to harmful chemicals.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Belgium nominates Foreign Minister Hadja Lahbib for the new Commission. Romania is also sending a female candidate to Brussels – although Bucharest had initially favored a man.
By Eric Bonse
The German government wants to prevent individual member states from being disadvantaged by new climate rules when setting up battery factories. The statement to the EU Commission is available exclusively to Table.Briefings. In it, Berlin also argues with competition from the USA and China.
By Manuel Berkel
In a new report, the EU Court of Auditors warns of major delays in the national implementation of the European Recovery Fund. Court of Auditors member Ivana Maletić calls for an extension of the deadline.
By Marc Winkelmann
The federal government paralyzed, far-right and populist parties on the rise: the results of the state elections in Saxony and Thuringia are alarming Brussels and other EU capitals.
By Till Hoppe
At the Globsec Forum security conference, von der Leyen calls for a stronger role for Europe in defense and in partnership with the USA.
By Corinna Visser
A bitter dispute is raging in Spain between platform economy companies and the authorities. The issue is whether the couriers are employees. The dispute shows how difficult it is to get to grips with the industry.
By Alina Leimbach
Oliver Roethig has been the chairman of UNI Europa since 2011. The trade unionist is committed to the interests of people in the service sector, which he believes is overshadowed by industry.
By Redaktion Table
Hungary's Prime Minister Orban offended the rest of the EU with his trip to Moscow. After Lithuania and Latvia, Estonia is now also reacting.
By Redaktion Table
