The European fuel industry is defending itself against accusations from the aviation industry that the European production of sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) is only making slow progress. The industry is clearly on target for fuels, they say.
By Lukas Knigge
Negotiations on the reform of EU genetic engineering legislation are entering the final phase. However, this could still be a lengthy process.
By Julia Dahm
Poland is facing a trend-setting decision. Either they entrust Donald Tusk with all the power and elect the candidate of the liberal Civic Platform as the successor to President Andrzej Duda. Or they opt for the candidate of the conservative PiS party and thus for a continuation of the rivalry at the head of state.
By Redaktion Table
MEP Siegfried Mureșan sees eight reasons why the election of nationalist George Simion as Romania's next president would also be bad news for Europe. In Bucharest, the government collapsed after the failure of the coalition candidate.
By Frank Stier
EU Industry Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné wants to develop a European framework for the production of geological white hydrogen. Deposits of 46 million tons are suspected in north-eastern France alone.
By Manuel Berkel
Hard-right eurosceptic George Simion won the first round of Romania's presidential election re-run on Sunday. A run-off vote is needed to decide the outcome.
By Redaktion Table
The Irish Data Protection Commission has fined TikTok EUR 530 million for violating the GDPR and transparency obligations. TikTok rejects the accusations.
By Marcel Grzanna
The legal basis for the Special Tribunal against the crime of aggression is ready. Now, after the departure of the USA, Europeans and Western partners must have the courage to push ahead with the Tribunal on their own.
By Stephan Israel
The transatlantic trade conflict is becoming a political and economic challenge for the EU. European solidarity is needed, write the authors Alask Berg, Etienne Höra and Arthur Leichthammer.
By Experts Table.Briefings
