The introduction of simplified work visas for Russians in Hungary has brought the EU Commission onto the scene. The Hungarian Minister of the Interior has now responded to the concerns.
By Redaktion Table
The European Union wants to become independent of Russian gas by 2027. A renowned think tank is convinced that the member states will not have to wait that long. But there are still uncertainties – and Hungary is blocking progress.
By Manuel Berkel
Austria has finally presented its plan for achieving the EU climate targets. The focus is on abolishing climate-damaging subsidies. However, there are doubts about how realistic this plan actually is.
By Lukas Knigge
In a position paper on the implementation of the EU Renewable Energies Directive, the German Association of the Automotive Industry calls for more ambition in climate protection. This also includes e-fuels for 40 million existing vehicles with combustion engines.
By Lukas Knigge
After previously relying primarily on plastic recycling, the US government has made a U-turn. Now, according to one observer, it is up to the European Union to toughen its stance. Oil-producing countries have so far slowed down the negotiations.
By Nicolas Heronymus
Construction work on Europe's largest chip factory in Dresden began on Tuesday with a symbolic ground-breaking ceremony. On the same day, the Commission approved the German government's subsidies of five billion euros for the project.
By Hauke Reimer
Table.Briefings has an exclusive key issues paper on the "company with tied assets" corporate form. But the dispute is inevitable: Conversion into profit-oriented companies in other EU countries is not restricted.
By Helene Bubrowski
Following feedback from Chinese car manufacturers and the correction of a calculation error, the Commission slightly adjusts the countervailing duties on Chinese EVs. Tesla benefits the most from this.
By Marc Winkelmann
Over the weekend, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck announced new funding rules for using biomass as an energy source. The industry demands a swift implementation, and conflicts over the use of renewable raw materials remain.
By Alex Veit
China is perceived as an environmental polluter. However, Raimund Bleischwitz writes that Germany can learn a lot from China when it comes to the circular economy. The two countries could also cooperate successfully in this area.
By Experts Table.Briefings
