The Commission has sent another request for information to X as part of the DSA. This time, it concerns content moderation and risk assessment in connection with AI tools. The transparency report has raised questions for the authority.
By Corinna Visser
The right-wing nationalist opposition in North Macedonia has clearly won both the parliamentary and presidential elections. Voters in the country are frustrated by the slow progress of the EU accession process.
By Redaktion Table
Commission President von der Leyen holds out the prospect of exemptions for key sectors if the social or economic costs of a ban are too high. The "eternity chemicals" are used in a large number of products.
By Redaktion Table
Dutchman Wopke Hoekstra has a good chance of being nominated again as EU Commissioner. However, probably not as Climate Commissioner. The Spanish Environment Minister Teresa Ribera is the favorite for the portfolio.
By Claire Stam
Following a ruling by the European Court of Justice, the EU Parliament must release data on the financial allowances for the imprisoned far-right Greek MEP Ioannis Lagos.
By Marc Winkelmann
The director of the European branch of the Climate Action Network, Chiara Martinelli, criticizes setbacks in EU climate policy and calls for the next steps in the Green Deal.
By Lukas Knigge
The German Office of Technology Assessment recommends a combination of instruments to make progress in decarbonizing aviation. Certain measures could be implemented immediately, while others require a longer preparation period.
By Carsten Hübner
Heat pumps are a key technology in the socio-ecological transformation. However, the ‘heating hammer’ debate of the past year has left many German homeowners uncertain and sales sharply declining.
By Carsten Hübner
At the end of May, the EU energy ministers will discuss how the expansion of the electricity grids can be accelerated. In the draft conclusions, they call on the Commission to issue guidelines on cost sharing and help prevent grid bottlenecks in local distribution grids.
By Manuel Berkel
Even after 16 years, the EU Council is still unable to decide on reforming the EU anti-discrimination law. Although there is more support for this than ever before, three countries have expressed reservations in the EPSCO.
By Alina Leimbach
