On Thursday morning, the German Bundestag adopted the German companion bill to the Digital Services Act. Just two months after its approval by the Cabinet, the Bundestag swiftly completed its part of the work, making minor changes in the process.
By Falk Steiner
The Autorité de la Concurrence in France has accused Google of infringements in connection with EU copyright rules. This concerns the training data for the AI chatbot Bard.
By Redaktion Table
Since 1990, transport-related emissions in Europe have grown by more than a quarter, writes T E. The decarbonization of the sector is progressing slower than in other areas.
By Lukas Knigge
Leo Varadkar has always shown himself to be a modern politician who paid little heed to convention and has thus managed to leave an impression on Irish politics. Now he is stepping down.
By Redaktion Table
In an interview with Table.Briefings, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas talks about baby steps towards Eurobonds for defense. She considers the danger of a Russian nuclear strike to be low – the liberal sees the real threat in a completely different area. Kallas does not rule out a top job in Brussels.
By Redaktion Table
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, the FDP's lead candidate for the European elections, was unanimously elected as the ALDE party's lead candidate in Brussels on Wednesday. Her election heralds the start of the European Liberals' election campaign.
By Claire Stam
Arms for Ukraine, peace for Gaza, accession talks with Bosnia-Herzegovina – rarely has the agenda of a European Council been as full as this time. Here is an overview.
By Till Hoppe
Under pressure from the European Parliament, the EU Commission proposed a new directive on Wednesday aimed at improving the working conditions of interns.
By Marc Winkelmann
The Council and Parliament have agreed to extend free trade with Ukraine. They are hardly responding to criticism from farmers. This could make the final vote even more exciting.
By Julia Dahm
The EU wants to combat late payments in business transactions. On Wednesday, Parliament's Internal Market Committee adopted its position on the Late Payment Regulation. The main criticism is that the courts will no longer have sole jurisdiction in the future.
By Manuel Berkel
