At the heart of Europe's digital strategy should be the creation of a robust, resilient digital architecture that responds to the needs of its citizens, write Catherine Mulligan and Martin Hullin.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Nitrate levels in groundwater are too high in the Belgian region of Flanders and in drinking water in France. Germany is not immune to fines for nitrate surpluses either. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture is still keeping a low profile.
By Henrike Schirmacher
The new emissions directive for industry and farmers came into force on Sunday. The revised regulations are intended to reduce pollutants from large industrial plants as well as pig and poultry farms.
By Redaktion Table
The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs wants to increase flexibility in the electricity system by amending EU law on grid fees. This is stated in the options paper "Electricity market design of the future."
By Manuel Berkel
In the dispute over the alleged threat of decommissioning certain diesel cars, the EU Commission has described statements by Transport Minister Volker Wissing as "misleading." The FDP politician was unimpressed by Thierry Breton's response at the weekend.
By Maximilian Stascheit
The reduction of harmful bureaucracy is making little progress. This is even though politicians have been promising it for decades, criticizes Gerd Röders, President of the German Metals Federation (WVMetalle).
By Markus Grabitz
The AI Act represents a European harmonization regulation for product conformity. It thus follows the formula of the New Legislative Framework. This means that standards for AI are now required in addition to the law.
By Corinna Visser
Doug Weir is the Director of the Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS). He analyzes the environmental effects of war, the impact of climate change as a conflict catalyst and how the military can be decarbonized.
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The S D Group fears that Commission President von der Leyen could neglect development policy. This has been triggered by a speech by von der Leyen and rumors about the distribution of posts in the new Commission.
By Christian Hiller von Gaertringen
Last year, Andreas Babler surprisingly became the leader of the Austrian Social Democrats. The left-wing politician opposes the shift to the right in his own country and in Europe. However, his statements on the EU have caused irritation in the past.
By Redaktion Table
