An effective EU Supply Chain Act could provide a strong incentive for companies and states alike to protect the environment and human rights more effectively. In the best-case scenario, it would have a global impact and set a 'race to the top' in motion.
By Experts Table.Briefings
An EU audit has so far found no evidence that EU funds are flowing to Hamas. Nevertheless, some of the funds are to be reallocated.
By Redaktion Table
The EU Commission is holding back on its assessment of the budget crisis in Germany, triggered by the recent ruling of the Federal Constitutional Court. It only wants to make a statement when the coalition says how it will proceed.
By Till Hoppe
EU Council President Charles Michel has dampened hope of a quick accession to Ukraine. However, he praised the progress made in the country. And wants to stand up for Ukraine.
By Redaktion Table
Yesterday, the EU Parliament adopted its position for the negotiations on the Right to Repair Directive.
By Leonie Düngefeld
On Tuesday, the EU Parliament defined its position for an EU certification framework for carbon removals. Unlike the Commission, the Parliament differentiates between the various technologies and options.
By Lukas Knigge
Negotiations between the EU institutions on the Net-Zero Industry Act are expected to begin before Christmas. The act is intended to be Europe's industrial policy response to the US Inflation Reduction Act.
By Till Hoppe
Carbon fleet limits for heavy-duty vehicles: The European Parliament wants to push through two formulations on synthetic fuels in negotiations with the Council. The 2035 target has been reduced.
By Markus Grabitz
Today, Wednesday, the EU Parliament and member states will continue to negotiate the Due Diligence Act at a political level. Sensitive issues such as the inclusion of the financial sector and the obligation to climate transition plans are unlikely to be discussed, let alone resolved.
By Leonie Düngefeld
The planned accession of Ukraine poses enormous challenges for the Union. It needs to reinvent itself – but it is unclear how. MEPs want, among other things, a direct election of the head of the Commission. The member states have other priorities.
By Eric Bonse
