The e-fuels industry association criticizes that regulatory deficiencies are hindering investment and the scaling of hydrogen and its derivatives. It is calling for clear framework conditions, a revision of existing guidelines and the opening up of additional target markets.
By Lukas Knigge
The Green leadership is reorganizing. Sven Giegold, previously State Secretary in the BMWK, is also earmarked for an important post. He is therefore leaving the Ministry of Economic Affairs.
By Alina Leimbach
The Permanent Representatives are finalizing the Budapest Declaration, set to be adopted at the informal summit on Nov. 8 in Budapest. The draft outlines strategic initiatives to boost economic growth and strengthen the global competitive position of member states.
By Julia Mertens
Sino-German science diplomacy is picking up speed again. For the first time since the pandemic, a Chinese National Academy of Sciences delegation is a guest in the country. The focus: basic research, the climate and the strained relationship between the countries.
By Tim Gabel
SEDE is not to be upgraded to a full committee until Jan. 1. Power struggles and differences over the composition of three other committees are causing delays.
By Stephan Israel
The decline of industries is the price of economic development, says Ifo President Clemens Fuest in an interview with Caspar Dohmen. Politicians should do more where the risk of making mistakes is lower. He warns Europe against copying the IRA.
By Caspar Dohmen
The Social Democrats have won the parliamentary elections in Lithuania. Their party leader now wants to form a center-left alliance with two other opposition parties for the change of power. Foreign Minister Landsbergis withdraws.
By Redaktion Table
In the future, law enforcement authorities will be able to request IP addresses, chats or other data directly from a service provider in another EU country.
By Redaktion Table
From Thursday, manufacturers will have to pay higher EU tariffs on electric cars from China unless both sides reach an agreement. But there are currently few signs of this happening.
By Till Hoppe
