Europe (English)

Nature Restoration Law: positive impetus for the Green Deal

Yes, the EU Commission has stayed the course, with Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans and Environment Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius in a leading role. On June 22, they presented the proposal for a regulation to restore nature, which goes back to the European Green Deal.

By Redaktion Table

NATO: Turkey paves the way for Sweden and Finland

By Redaktion Table

CER Directive: agreement in trilogue

By Falk Steiner

Poland: EU targets for Ukraine grain exports unrealistic

By Redaktion Table

'Once you’re in, you can’t get out'

The Energy Charter Treaty allows foreign investors to sue states – and has drawn a lot of criticism as a result. At the end of last week, the 52 signatory states agreed in principle on reforms. In an interview with Till Hoppe, Michael De Boeck, a legal expert at the College of Europe in Bruges, sees real progress on at least one point.

By Till Hoppe

G7: China should increase pressure on Russia

By Nico Beckert

Temporary deal: fast access for investigators to digital evidence

By Redaktion Table

Luxembourg data protection regulator introduces GDPR-CARPA certification

By Falk Steiner

Deadline passed: Is Russia in default?

By Redaktion Table

G7: agreement on oil price cap in sight

By Lukas Knigge