Together with Luxembourg, the Scandinavian are rejecting a postponement of the new CO₂ market for heat and transport. They warn against a weakening of EU climate policy and urge speedy implementation.
By Redaktion Table
Observers can now see a certain zeal on the part of the EU Commission to enforce the DSA. However, there is still a risk of political influence.
By Corinna Visser
A voluntary ESG standard promoted by the mining industry is intended to simplify the fragmented field of certification. However, NGOs criticize it for being too vague. In addition, those affected are not sufficiently involved in projects.
By Alex Veit
In the Industrial Accelerator Act, the EU Commission sets out detailed requirements for the origin of electric car components. In future, state-subsidized electric cars must be assembled in the EU and must contain a significant proportion of European parts.
By Manuel Berkel
The EU wants to build new nuclear reactors and become more independent with nuclear technology. This means the German nuclear technology industry is looking to connect with European partners.
By Manuel Berkel
EU states disagree on whether they should go ahead with the ban on Russian oil exports without the G-7 states. The plan to adopt the 20th sanctions package by the 4th anniversary of the start of the war is in jeopardy.
By Stephan Israel
French authorities already took action against illegal products on the platform last year. The Commission is now investigating whether Shein systematically disregards risks and uses addictive design. The recommendation algorithm is also being criticized.
By Corinna Visser
India is strengthening its military cooperation with France and at the same time is pushing ahead with its digital ambitions. At the India AI Impact Summit, the country seeks to expand its role as a global player.
By Amelie Richter
The US government has announced that it will provide financial support to sympathetic organizations in Europe. Marco Rubio’s visit, during which he endorsed the election of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán, is in keeping with this approach – but there is resistance to this malign influence.
By Markus Grabitz and Stephan Israel
The Ukrainian government hopes to join the EU soon. However, there are still some obstacles in the agricultural sector. While the war is forcing changes in Ukrainian agriculture, there is also a threat of farmers’ protests in Brussels.
By Cornelia Meyer
