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Solar power: Growth slows down

According to industry figures, the growth of photovoltaics in the EU has slowed this year and needs further political support in order to safely achieve the European expansion targets. The Commission is dampening hopes for rapid legislative changes.

By Manuel Berkel

Nur mit ausreichendem Netzausbau kommt günstiger grüner Strom bei den Verbrauchern an.

Electricity price zone: Deadline for proposal for division set

An important date for a possible separation of the German electricity price zone has been set. The European transmission system operators have agreed on when they will present their recommendations for a possible redistribution. The new German government will not have much time after that.

By Manuel Berkel

Switzerland-EU: Negotiations are 'on the home straight'

The deal between the EU and Switzerland on a new basis for the bilateral relationship is within reach. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to announce the political agreement with Federal President Viola Amherd in Bern on Saturday. But an agreement has already failed once.

By Stephan Israel

Turkey: Support for refugees, disagreement on Syria

Turkey will receive more money from the EU for refugee management. Von der Leyen promised one billion euros. Erdoğan and von der Leyen apparently did not agree on the further development of Syria and the Middle East.

By Eric Bonse

Portuguese Anjinho becomes new EU Ombudswoman

The European Parliament has elected lawyer Teresa Anjinho as the new Ombudswoman. The Portuguese will take office in February. She succeeds the Irishwoman Emily O'Reilly, who has shaped the office.

By Marion Bergermann

Disinformation: discussion about X no longer on the agenda

Misinformation and disinformation on social media platforms such as X and TikTok and the associated risks to the integrity of elections in Europe. This was one of the items on the agenda for the plenary session. But X is no longer on the agenda.

By Corinna Visser