India is considering its own CO2 levy to avoid export duties at EU borders through the CBAM.
By Lukas Knigge
On the second day of the AI Safety Summit in the UK, leading artificial intelligence (AI) developers have agreed with governments to have new models independently tested before they hit the market. This is aimed at better managing the risks associated with rapidly advancing technology.
By Corinna Visser
During her European conference, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock elaborated on her vision for a step-by-step expansion process. Meanwhile, her Ukrainian counterpart warned of potential frustrations in the accession process.
By Manuel Berkel
Shortly before the start of a pilot project aimed at enhancing product sustainability, resistance is growing. Many companies are unprepared for the introduction of a product passport, and the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) fears overregulation and bureaucratic burdens.
By Eric Bonse
Rainer Wieland holds a record: The MEP from Stuttgart has been a Vice-President in the European Parliament for 14 years without interruption – longer than any other of the 14 Vice-Presidents. The lawyer is considered one of the most influential Parliamentarians in the people's representation.
By Markus Grabitz
The agreement provides for an amnesty for all Catalanistas prosecuted by the judiciary. In return, one of the two separatist parties in the lower house of parliament is to agree to Sánchez's re-election.
By Redaktion Table
At the AI Safety Summit in the UK, the EU and 28 countries signed a joint declaration to jointly develop rules for particularly powerful AI systems. China and Saudi Arabia are also among the signatories.
By Corinna Visser
Pre-COP in Abu Dhabi: The German government again does not sign a declaration of the High Ambition Coalition, although it agrees with most of the targets. Even among the frontrunners, a divide between countries with and without fossil interests is evident.
By Bernhard Pötter
