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European poetry is not a strategy

In the European elections in June, young people aged 16 and over will be allowed to vote for the first time. Dominik Geier from the Young European Federalists calls for European education to finally become a compulsory task. The education ministers are relying too much on civil society.

By Experts Table.Briefings

FDP in the European Parliament reorganizes

Dortmund FDP politician Michael Kauch has replaced Nicola Beer in the European Parliament. There have also been some other changes among the German Liberals in Parliament.

By Till Hoppe

Gas companies hardly use Ukrainian storage facilities

European gas suppliers have only stored a small amount of gas in Ukraine for this winter – despite a much more extensive offer from the Ukrainian government. The effect on the security of supply is controversial.

By Manuel Berkel

The rediscovery of the single market

The single market is often invoked in Sunday speeches, but integration has made little progress for years. With Mario Draghi and Enrico Letta, two elder statesmen are now supposed to put the project back on the political agenda. Despite the economic problems, however, there is little appetite for it among governments.

By Till Hoppe

Giorgia Meloni: Italy's 'Man of the Year'

Giorgia Meloni has been in power in Italy for around 14 months at the head of a far-right coalition. The poll ratings of her Fratelli d'Italia party have risen since then.

By Redaktion Table

Schengen area: Romania and Bulgaria are (limited) members

Bulgaria and Romania have long been trying to join the European Schengen area. Following concerns from one country in particular, all EU states have now given the green light – albeit initially limited to air and sea borders.

By Corinna Visser