Iron and steel industry: Green production planned
While Europe is making progress with decarbonizing iron and steel production, at least on paper, massive new emission-intensive blast furnaces are being planned in India in particular.
By Alex Veit
While Europe is making progress with decarbonizing iron and steel production, at least on paper, massive new emission-intensive blast furnaces are being planned in India in particular.
By Alex Veit
In Hungarian supermarkets, non-perishable foods are no longer allowed to be placed on the market 48 hours before their best-before date. Prime Minister Orbán's government has announced that it will amend a law to this effect.
By Merle Heusmann
The Dutch data protection authority has imposed a multi-million fine on US ride-hailing company Uber for allegedly failing to adequately protect its drivers' data. The company is protesting.
By Redaktion Table
Every year, the Commission draws up proposals on how much fish may be caught in EU seas. Less fish are to be caught in the Baltic Sea in 2025. The change has not yet been decided.
By Lukas Knigge
Bartjan Wegter has a good overview of European efforts in the fight against terrorism: The Dutch diplomat has been the responsible EU coordinator since this year and is also the contact person for third countries.
By Redaktion Table
With the increase in climate-related extreme events, inflation through supply shocks threatens to become the norm. Experts recommend rethinking the division of roles between the ECB and governments. However, they disagree on how far the ECB should go in the fight against climate change.
By Marc Winkelmann
The French police arrested Pavel Durov at the weekend. President Macron says this was not politically motivated. Nevertheless, the arrest of the Telegram founder is politically relevant.
By Corinna Visser
The suspected act of sabotage at the Air Force barracks in Cologne-Wahn heightens fears of hybrid attacks. There has also been a series of break-ins at waterworks in Finland. Finnish security expert Minna Ålander from the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) calls for more European cooperation.
By Nana Brink
Pawel Durow, CEO and founder of messaging service Telegram, is suspected of being complicit in drug trafficking and fraud by failing to intervene in the messaging service and failing to cooperate with law enforcement.
By Redaktion Table
Following the establishment of its own far-right parliamentary group in the European Parliament, the AfD is also planning to found a European party. However, according to information obtained by Table.Briefings, the AfD leadership had initially planned to take a different route.
By Franziska Klemenz