One month after the parliamentary elections, France still has no new government. President Macron wants a kind of grand coalition. His party is now feeling its way forward.
By Redaktion Table
Since April 30, the UK has been controlling animal and plant products from the EU. This is upsetting the schedule of some producers – with consequences.
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According to the Federal Minister of the Interior, border controls work. Nancy Faeser therefore wants to maintain controls at the borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland until irregular migration has been effectively reduced.
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Piotr Serafin, Poland's current Permanent Representative to the EU, is to become an EU Commissioner. This is what the Polish government decided on Tuesday.
By Marc Winkelmann
Fewer and fewer analysts believe in a positive development for the German and European economy in the coming six months. This is according to the latest report from the Mannheim-based ZEW Institute. One of the reasons for this is the uncertainty surrounding global developments.
By Hauke Reimer
Marc Ringel is the new Director of the Franco-German Institute. The professor and economist is tasked with promoting the topics of climate change and the energy transition.
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Some capitals are still discussing who should represent their country in the EU Commission in this legislature. Other names have already been decided. An overview that we are constantly updating for you.
By Lukas Knigge
The demand for workers in the solar and wind industry is growing. However, many tradespeople lack the necessary skills. This is shown by a recent study by the Bertelsmann Foundation. It therefore calls for targeted further training measures.
By Carsten Hübner
In an open letter to the EU Commission, several Green MEPs criticize Germany's border controls with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland. Among other things, they question the compatibility with the Schengen Borders Code.
By Helene Bubrowski
In just five years, André Ventura's ultra-right Chega party has become the third strongest political force in Portugal. As a teenager, Ventura wanted to become a priest; today, he and his party are campaigning against minorities and immigrants.
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