At the opening of the EU Agrifood Days in Brussels, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presented measures to support farmers. However, the ideas are not new.
By Julia Dahm
The gas company SEFE continues to see a tense gas supply situation in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. CEO Egbert Laege warned the EU against complacency at the World LNG Summit in Berlin.
By Manuel Berkel
Although the pro-German Donald Tusk is in power in Poland, relations between Berlin and Warsaw are not particularly close. CDU chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz wants to change this and is already seeking contact with Tusk.
By Stefan Braun
The European High-Performance Computing initiative EuroHPC JU has selected seven locations for AI Factories. They are intended to strengthen Europe's innovative power in artificial intelligence.
By Corinna Visser
The German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) is calling for uniform regulation in the digital sector. The focus: European standards, data security and the rapid implementation of the Data Act.
By Corinna Visser
Contamination of European waters with PFAS compounds is widespread. The European Environment Agency points to gaps in the controls. It remains to be seen whether the EU will restrict the use of these barely degradable chemicals.
By Alex Veit
This time, the Commission considers itself better prepared for Donald Trump's new government. However, it is keeping its feet still for the time being as a precaution in the DSA proceedings against X. One MEP warns against being blackmailed on digital policy.
By Corinna Visser
The Minimum Wage Directive has had to be implemented in the EU member states since mid-November. There is now a dispute as to whether this has really been achieved. What the directive has actually achieved is also controversial. But there are also positive effects.
By Alina Leimbach
A study by the think tank Epico Klimainnovation criticizes the green steel seal of the German Steel Federation. It hinders the circular economy and obscures actual CO2 emissions. The industry association disagrees.
By Alex Veit
Ukraine will receive over €4 billion from the EU's new support program. The money is linked to reforms, on which the Commission says progress is being made.
By Redaktion Table
