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Representatives of EU member states have been unable to agree on officially listing the Iranian Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization. According to diplomats, France, Italy and Spain are among those blocking an agreement.
By Redaktion Table
The new EU Space Act creates a legal framework for space travel. If it is to be successful, it is crucial that regions and cities are involved as partners in its implementation.
By Nadia Pellefigue
According to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the European Commission has given its broad approval to German plans to ease the burden on energy-intensive industries. This would make it possible to introduce a combination of an industrial power price and an electricity price compensation scheme.
By Manuel Berkel
A meeting in Washington today may clarify US plans regarding Greenland. On Monday, the Danish Defense Minister and Greenland’s Foreign Minister plan to talk to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Brussels about how to guarantee security in the Arctic.
By Stephan Israel
So far, no Chinese manufacturer has contacted the Commission and offered minimum prices for electric cars. German car manufacturers are reacting cautiously.
By János Allenbach-Ammann and Markus Grabitz
The appeal proceedings in the trial against the far-right leader of the National Rally party have begun in Paris. It is Le Pen’s last chance to run in the 2027 elections in France.
By Marion Bergermann
In a position paper, the European business umbrella organization calls on the negotiators of the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) to defend the Competitiveness Fund and increase funding for research.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
The trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur fails to systematically integrate circular economy principles. Yet this is precisely what the new geopolitical reality requires. The EU’s planned Circular Economy Act could also suffer as a result.
By Tom Voege
By the start of the new year, the German government was supposed to have set out how it intends to make the building stock climate-neutral by 2050. However, according to a survey by Table.Briefings, the federal states and local authorities have not even been consulted yet.
By Manuel Berkel