In Brussels, former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta presented the initial interim results of his report on the future of the single market. He advocated for increased market integration, anticipating political conflicts.
By Marc Winkelmann
Commission President von der Leyen is being pressured by her party family to question the end of the combustion engine in 2035 in the European election campaign. There are also initial movements back towards the combustion engine in the industry and in important export markets.
By Markus Grabitz
The European People's Party supports a second term in office for Commission President von der Leyen. She wants to place the issues of competitiveness and security at the heart of the European election campaign, but at the same time emphasizes that she wants to "maintain the direction of the Green Deal".
By Claire Stam
In its interim report on the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), the EU Commission finds few critical words. However, experts disagree as to whether the RRF serves as a model for dealing with challenges in the future, for example in defense.
By Marc Winkelmann
Shortly before the deadline, the outgoing EU Commission published its White Paper on digital connectivity, addressing issues on which it had made little progress during this legislative period. There were good reasons for this.
By Falk Steiner
Members and staff of the European Parliament are advised to have their cell phones checked for possible spyware installations. The subcommittee on security and defense is specifically affected.
By Redaktion Table
In a letter to Minister Christian Lindner, the Federal Association of German Waste Management Companies (BDE) warns against blocking the EU Packaging Regulation.
By Leonie Düngefeld
Iliana Ivanova has been EU Research Commissioner for six months now. Preserving – or even better, increasing – the budget for research and innovation remains an important goal for her, she says in an interview with Table.Media.
By Nicola Kuhrt
The trilogue agreement on the Clean Air Directive reached on Tuesday has provoked conflicting reactions. Minister for the Environment Steffi Lemke believes that German interests have been taken into account, while industry believes that the compromise jeopardizes the transformation to climate neutrality.
By Lukas Knigge
