The S D Group fears that Commission President von der Leyen could neglect development policy. This has been triggered by a speech by von der Leyen and rumors about the distribution of posts in the new Commission.
By Christian Hiller von Gaertringen
Hungary and Slovakia accuse Ukraine of violating an association agreement with the EU by restricting oil transit. The Commission is reacting calmly.
By Redaktion Table
Last year, Andreas Babler surprisingly became the leader of the Austrian Social Democrats. The left-wing politician opposes the shift to the right in his own country and in Europe. However, his statements on the EU have caused irritation in the past.
By Redaktion Table
The European share of global deep tech investments has increased, as a recent study shows. However, most of the investors do not come from Europe.
By Corinna Visser
According to EU law, the emissions of older vehicles will no longer be tested in the laboratory, but under real conditions. The German transport minister fears serious consequences.
By Maximilian Stascheit
Five major industry associations are opposing new European regulations on the carbon footprint of electric car batteries. German companies are thus opening up a distribution battle over the question of where green industries are created in Europe.
By Manuel Berkel
The Commission is sounding out the opinions of interest groups and researchers on the planned guidelines for protecting young people from the dangers of the internet. The guidelines should be ready by the summer of 2025.
By Corinna Visser
The European Investment Bank issued its first counter-guarantee for European wind turbine manufacturers on Wednesday. This is the first time that the EIB has implemented a measure from the EU Commission's Wind Power Action Plan.
By Manuel Berkel
It is now clear who Austria wants to send to the Commission. It is the incumbent ÖVP Finance Minister Brunner. The Greens have given up their opposition to him.
By Redaktion Table
After a lengthy vacancy, the Commission's regional office in Bonn has a new boss: Stefan Lock has taken up his post. After working in Asia and Africa, at the age of 58 he is now returning to the region where he was a student.
By Redaktion Table
