The European Parliament has approved tariff reductions on US imports, but subject to certain conditions. The approval paves the way for further negotiations with the Council and the Commission.
By Antonia Zimmermann and Manuel Berkel
For the first time, EV prices in Europe are falling, while the share of new registrations has climbed to 19%. Chinese manufacturers are using the trend to gain market share.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Last week, the member states tasked the European Commission with revising ETS 1. However, it must proceed with caution so as not to undermine the system’s very foundations.
By Lukas Knigge and Alex Veit
The European Parliament is voting again today on voluntary chat monitoring, even though the trilogue negotiations have already failed. The outcome is uncertain, as there is no unified position even within the political groups.
By Corinna Visser
The agreement offers significant economic benefits through the elimination of tariffs and sends a geopolitical signal against protectionist trends.
By Antonia Zimmermann
Just under a year after the widespread blackout on the Iberian Peninsula, European grid operators have presented recommendations for action. The first changes at the EU level could be implemented in just a few weeks.
By Manuel Berkel
In the lead-up to the elections in Hungary, right-wing nationalist politicians are backing Viktor Orbán. The EU is concerned about the potential sharing of information with Russia and is planning countermeasures against foreign interference.
By Stephan Israel, Frank Stier and Till Hoppe
At the WTO conference in Cameroon, the EU is aiming to secure reforms to update the rules governing global trade. The focus is on preserving the multilateral trading system, while at the same time re-evaluating existing principles.
By Antonia Zimmermann
In a letter sent Friday, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen urged the energy ministers of European Union member states to ensure that gas storage facilities are filled as quickly as possible. One of the proposed requirements would also necessitate amendments to Germany’s Gas Storage Level Requirements Ordinance.
By Manuel Berkel
The 28th regime is intended to make it easier for innovative companies to enter the single market. However, the Commission's proposal contains legal pitfalls – ranging from a questionable legal basis to the sensitive issue of worker participation.
By Corinna Visser
