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FDP undermines EU renaturation law

Next Monday, the Environment Council is due to take a final vote on the Nature Restoration Act. German Minister for Financial Affairs Christian Lindner has now signaled that he does not want to support the project.

By Till Hoppe

Kaja Kallas
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Does the EU need a Defense Commissioner?

Ursula von der Leyen's proposal for a Defense Commissioner has met with reservations outside of her own political family. The reactions from the member states are also mixed – for example in Germany.

By Stephan Israel

Analyse

Macron's minimum price for farmers brings more questions than answers

While Berlin and Brussels are discussing how to strengthen farmers in the supply chain, French President Emmanuel Macron has boldly announced that price floors for agricultural products will apply in the future. But in practice, many questions remain unanswered.

By Claire Stam

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Roderick Kefferpütz – Breaking through European self-centeredness

Roderick Kefferpütz developed the desire to work in international politics while crossing the Atlantic on a Canadian sailing ship. Since May 2023, he has headed the Heinrich Böll Foundation's office at the European Union in Brussels.

By Redaktion Table

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The EU now has an office in Greenland

The EU has opened an office in Greenland and concluded two agreements. The aim is to promote education and the energy sector in the Arctic region.

By Corinna Visser

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EU and Egypt agree on strategic partnership

The partnership between the EU and Egypt also includes closer cooperation on migration. In Cairo, von der Leyen also warns of a famine in Gaza.

By Corinna Visser

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German arms industry receives EU funding

German armaments and chemical companies receive more than €130 million from the EU for armaments projects. The projects involve the production of ammunition and missiles.

By Redaktion Table