During its EU Council Presidency, Belgium failed to adopt a position on the reorganization of EU genetic engineering legislation in the Agriculture Council. This could significantly delay the project.
By Julia Dahm
The EU Commission awards the prize to female entrepreneurs who bring about positive change with their innovations. The application deadline is Sept. 25.
By Corinna Visser
The EU Commission has launched two consultations on the Digital Europe and Network and Information Security (NIS2) programs to counter cyber threats.
By Corinna Visser
The left can hope for a good result in the first round of the French parliamentary elections on Sunday. However, it is likely to be much more difficult for them in the second round of voting on July 7. This is due to one of its leading figures.
By Claire Stam
97 out of 720 newly elected MEPs do not yet have a political group shortly before the new European Parliament is constituted. Membership has two main advantages: more money for political work and greater opportunities to exert influence.
By Markus Grabitz
Under a Labour government, there could be a readjustment of policy after the UK election. However, it is still unclear how the party intends to finance its plans for the energy transition, for example.
By Redaktion Table
The AfD is still looking for a parliamentary group in the European Parliament. Party members believe there is little chance of a "sovereignist" group being formed. This is because the potential partners are too radical even for the AfD.
By Franziska Klemenz
In addition to the distribution of top posts, the EU summit today and tomorrow will also focus on the strategic agenda, options for strengthening the defense industry and the situation in the Middle East. However, the course of a summit is rarely as open as it is now.
By Stephan Israel
In response to EU sanctions, Russia has announced that it will block access to over 80 European media outlets. The member states wanted to condemn this in a joint declaration – but Hungary opposed this.
By Redaktion Table
The NATO countries have appointed Mark Rutte as the new Secretary General. He will take office in October. By then, the alliance could be a different one.
By Damir Fras
