France’s new government is taking shape – but there are no major changes. There is only one surprise in one post.
By Redaktion Table
In addition to social housing, state aid for affordable housing will soon also be permitted. The Commission has released a draft decision to amend the state aid rules for public consultation.
By Janos Allenbach-Ammann
Russia can use drones to covertly attack Europe on its territory. Tactically, this gives Moscow many advantages, warns Marc de Vos. The key question: How will the EU and the USA react if Russia is proven to be responsible for an incident with consequences?
By Marc De Vos
In 2024, investigators in the EU seized counterfeit products with an estimated sales value of EUR 3.8 billion. The majority of them originate from China and Turkey and pose challenges for the EU.
By Marion Bergermann
Signal is considered one of the most secure messengers. However, the app could disappear from the European market if supporters of chat controls in the EU get their way.
By Redaktion Table
Spain’s rapid expansion of renewable energies is increasingly forcing gas-fired power plants out of the market – with positive consequences for the wholesale price of electricity.
By Nico Beckert
The idea of a drone wall receives broad support at the EU summit in Copenhagen. The Commission is now to finalize the roadmap for Europe’s defense capabilities by the end of October. However, the member states are claiming control over the joint armaments projects.
By Stephan Israel and Stefan Braun
After no agreement was reached at the last meeting of EU Parliament negotiators, the wrangling over the first omnibus on EU supply chain legislation and sustainability reporting continues. Someone has to move, but it remains to be seen who.
By Lukas Knigge
