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France's green industry on the upswing

France was able to open numerous green industrial plants last year. Nevertheless, according to experts, the French industrial strategy is proving inadequate to stand up to American and Chinese competition.

By Claire Stam

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DSA: ECJ rejects petitions from Amazon

Setback for Amazon before the European Court of Justice (ECJ). On Wednesday, the Court dismissed the company's applications against the requirements of the Digital Services Act (DSA).

By Corinna Visser

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Commission presents plan to create a European study program

EU Research Commissioner Iliana Ivanova presented initial plans from the EU Commission's Higher Education Package on Wednesday. A standardized European degree is to be introduced so that universities in the EU can benefit even more from a joint exchange in the future.

By Nicola Kuhrt

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Ukraine: EU states want stricter customs regulations

Under pressure from farmers, a majority of EU states want stricter customs regulations for certain foodstuffs from Ukraine. The ambassadors of the EU states agreed on a new compromise on Wednesday evening.

By Redaktion Table

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Bogus self-employment: Platform Directive does little to change situation in Germany

The directive on platform work in Germany is unlikely to change much in terms of bogus self-employment. This is the result of a survey conducted by Table.Briefings among employment lawyers and industry experts. It is therefore not clear why the FDP has put so much effort into stopping the legislative process.

By Alina Leimbach

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Melanie Kühnemann-Grunow – Making Europe visible in Berlin

Melanie Kühnemann-Grunow is deputy chairwoman of the SPD parliamentary group in the Berlin House of Representatives, where she is responsible for European affairs. Europe is often neglected, she says. That is why she is working on a Berlin European strategy.

By Clara Baldus

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DSA guidelines: how digital platforms should prevent disinformation

The EU Commission presented guidelines under the Digital Services Act on Tuesday. They deal with how certain "systemic risks" should be handled. The Commission hopes for better protection against disinformation and manipulation in the European elections.

By Falk Steiner