A study shows that expanding bicycle traffic could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from local transportation by 2035. However, this would require a policy change.
By Amelie Günther
The EU and Australia signed a declaration of intent for a raw materials partnership on Tuesday. The EU wants to diversify its imports of strategic raw materials and Australia wants to further strengthen its raw materials sector.
By Leonie Düngefeld
In view of the climate crisis, Europe urgently needs to phase out fossil fuels in the medium term. The EU Commission has approved billions in funding to ensure that the ramp-up of hydrogen succeeds.
By Redaktion Table
Meta postpones the end of its Crowdtangle analysis tool. The Commission sees this as a success of the Digital Services Act.
By Corinna Visser
A report by the International Monetary Fund points out that Europe's energy security had deteriorated long before Russia's invasion of Ukraine. European climate policy has fundamentally changed this.
By Lukas Knigge
Right-wing populist Geert Wilders has found a top non-party official in the Netherlands to take over as prime minister. Dick Schoof already has experience in migration policy.
By Redaktion Table
The European Court of Auditors has found in an audit report that the Commission is falling further and further behind internationally when it comes to investment in AI. It also criticizes the inadequate monitoring and use of research results.
By Corinna Visser
At the Franco-German Council of Ministers, Scholz and Macron identified a high need for investment without agreeing on a higher EU budget. Both agree on the EU chemicals regulation REACH.
By Marc Winkelmann
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is calling for an end to the restrictions on Ukrainian attacks with Western weapons. More and more EU member states are following this position, which is increasing the pressure on Berlin and Washington. Scholz says there are no restrictions.
By Stephan Israel
In the upcoming European elections, 16-year-olds can vote in Germany for the first time. For many first-time voters, however, Europe is a long way away. Table.Briefings visited a vocational school in Lower Saxony to see how it is facing up to this challenge.
By Annette Kuhn
