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Can Dündar: Erdoğan wants to exert influence through Dava

Journalist Can Dündar sees the establishment of the Democratic Alliance for Diversity and Renewal (Dava) party as an attempt by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to exert influence on politics in Germany and Europe. The party is set to compete in the European elections.

By Alina Leimbach

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Conservative Stubb becomes new president of Finland

Former Prime Minister Alexander Stubb clinched the presidency in Finland's runoff election, following the first round. The victory margin turned out to be narrower than expected.

By Redaktion Table

(230430) -- BEIJING, April 30, 2023 () -- This photo taken on Aug. 21, 2020 shows a logo of TikTok s Los Angeles Office
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EU court: TikTok remains gatekeeper for now

Bytedance sought to suspend its gatekeeper status under the Digital Markets Act. However, the European Court saw no reason to temporarily suspend the administrative act.

By Falk Steiner

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Breton calls for European subsidies instead of a national subsidy race

At the informal meeting of EU industry ministers, the European Internal Market Commissioner praised the progress the EU has made towards a European industrial policy. He advocates for subsidies at the European level rather than the national level.

By Marc Winkelmann

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Agreement on EU debt rules: close to Council position, limited scope for investment

In a final, 16-hour trilogue negotiation, the Belgian Council Presidency and the negotiators from the EU Parliament reached an agreement on the reform of EU debt rules. Although the outcome largely aligns with the Council's position, it is intended to create minor additional leeways for investments.

By Marc Winkelmann

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Traffic light coalition causes turmoil in Brussels

The strong centrifugal forces within the German government are also being felt at the EU level. FDP ministers are causing turbulence in the Council with sudden maneuvers – and facing harsh criticism for it.

By Till Hoppe