The Belgian Council Presidency has not yet given up on the EU supply chain law: With a new compromise proposal, it is trying to reach an agreement after all. Among other things, the proposal would significantly limit the scope of the law. However, Federal Minister of Justice Buschmann is sticking to his rejection.
By Leonie Düngefeld
These are not easy times for his industry: Pierre Gröning, chief lobbyist for the German chemical industry in Brussels, complains about high energy prices and worries about Europe's competitiveness. He has clear words on the Green Deal.
By Redaktion Table
The WTO has ruled in favor of the EU in the dispute over biodiesel made from palm oil. Due to deforestation in Malaysia, it may not be declared as renewable.
By Alina Leimbach
Following disagreements over Ukraine policy, Berlin and Paris are now demonstrating their unity. Together, they want to procure ammunition for the country under attack.
By Alina Leimbach
Sexual and psychological harassment persists in the European Parliament and victims are not adequately protected, criticizes the MeTooEP organization. It had published a corresponding survey in Brussels on Tuesday.
By Claire Stam
Is €1.5 billion enough to create incentives to strengthen the European arms industry? The EU Commission's strategy has met with mixed reactions.
By Stephan Israel
The EU Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on the ban on products from forced labor. The regulation deals in particular with cases of state-imposed forced labor. However, compensation for victims will not initially be enshrined in the law.
By Leonie Düngefeld
When approving capacity mechanisms for the electricity market, the EU Commission wants a more differentiated assessment of the security of supply in the EU. In Germany, this could facilitate the construction of new gas-fired power plants.
By Manuel Berkel
Many in the EPP are dissatisfied with the compromise on the AI Act. Shadow rapporteur Axel Voss has now made suggestions on how the Commission can remedy the supposed weaknesses.
By Corinna Visser
Given the expiry of state aid options, the Commission believes that the EU member states must soon decide when it comes to promoting the solar industry. Two important funding opportunities will end within the next two years.
By Manuel Berkel
