In the second round of Poland’s presidential election, it’s a neck-and-neck race: Trzaskowski, the Civic Platform candidate, is focusing his efforts on mobilizing non-voters.
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The establishment of a stable circular value chain for batteries in Europe is not only being held back by the lack of demand for electric cars. Experts are calling for a different industrial policy. Some see the future of the circular battery economy as global.
By Leonie Düngefeld
In a dramatic reversal, a US appeals court reinstated Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs last night, just hours after the US Court of International Trade had blocked them. The move has thrown negotiations between the EU and the US into disarray.
By Markus Grabitz
Elisabeth Werner succeeds Wolfgang Burtscher: The Austrian economist will take over leadership of the Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development at the European Commission.
By Redaktion Table
Just ahead of the final trilogue negotiations on the EU’s Green Claims Directive, German industry associations are calling for a pause. Conservative MEPs are also urging the European Commission to conduct an impact assessment before moving forward.
By Alex Veit
Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger is calling for more time for companies to implement the EU’s AI Act. He also believes that some provisions of the law are already outdated.
By Corinna Visser
In its preliminary findings, the European Commission has determined that major pornographic websites have not implemented sufficient safeguards to protect minors. EU member states also bear responsibility.
By Corinna Visser
Lieutenant General Holger Neumann is the new Inspector General of the German Air Force. His appointment has been well received, but is also linked to high expectations.
By Nana Brink
In a special report, the top budget auditors take a close look at the Bundeswehr. They provide a list of structural and organizational deficiencies.
By Redaktion Table
