Who will steer the European Union through the most serious foreign policy crisis since the end of the Cold War? Three months after the start of the Ukraine-Russia conflict in November 2021, this question has still not been answered.
By Eric Bonse
Last week, the EU Commission presented the Chips Act as a central industrial policy project. German industry now voices criticism of the focus on very specific technologies – and of the influence of chip manufacturer Intel.
By Till Hoppe
The Trade and Technology Council (TTC) must address urgent problems in transatlantic cooperation. But this is only a test run for closer cooperation, and it must prove itself in very concrete fields, according to guest author Andrea G. Rodríguez.
By Redaktion Table
More rainforest was cleared in the Amazon last month than ever before. With a new law on deforestation-free supply chains, the EU wants to stop deforestation. Delara Burkhardt (SPD) was rapporteur for the Parliament's own-initiative report on halting EU-induced deforestation and is now shadow rapporteur for the Socialists. In an interview with Timo Landenberger, she emphasizes the importance of the regulation for climate protection. She accuses the EPP of "delaying tactics".
By Timo Landenberger