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Agreement between Belgrade and Pristina: breakthrough or more of the same?

Since the adoption of the new agreement between Belgrade and Pristina at the end of February, the success of the intensified diplomatic initiative of the EU and the US to normalize relations between Belgrade and Pristina has been unclear. Even the verbal agreement on the implementation annex on March 18 could not change this, writes Marina Vulović of the SWP.

By Experts Table.Briefings

G7 ministerial meeting: no date for coal phase-out

By Lukas Knigge

EU data protection officers establish task force on ChatGPT

By Corinna Visser

Austria calls for ban on AI systems from China

By Corinna Visser

Torgeir Larsen: 'We Norwegians have an energy crisis too!'

Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Norway and Germany have been moving closer together. In an interview with Annette Bruhns and Stefan Braun, Torgeir Larsen, Ambassador in Berlin, talks about joint energy supply, CO2 storage and the guilty conscience of making money from gas.

By Redaktion Table

Battery Regulation: end for disposable e-cigarettes by 2026

Disposable e-cigarettes have conquered the German market in 2022. The disposable product now has a market share of more than 60 percent. But the Battery Regulation means they will be gone by the end of 2026, so the industry is planning to make re-usable e-cigarettes more attractive.

By Markus Grabitz

What's cooking in Strasbourg? Scrums and tackles in the EU Parliament

The next plenary session in Strasbourg begins on Monday. The basic pillars of the Fit for 55 package will be put to the parliamentarians for a vote on Tuesday. No big bangs are expected, which means it is time for a look at the oval ball that has invaded the corridors of the Parliament.

By Claire Stam

Baerbock invokes EU unity in Taiwan dispute

By Redaktion Table

Data Privacy Framework: EP Home Affairs Committee is not convinced

By Falk Steiner

Hungary withdraws from Russian bank

By Corinna Visser