Whether and when the digital euro will come is for the ECB to decide. But the Commission has now made a proposal as to what the legal framework for a future digital currency might look like. Important is: It should complement cash, not replace it.
By Corinna Visser
The issue of security guarantees for Ukraine could lead to controversial discussions at the EU summit today and tomorrow. The migration crisis and future China policy will also be topics at the meeting of EU heads of state and government.
By Redaktion Table
Yesterday, Tuesday, the Environment Committee rejected the Commission's amended Nature Restoration Law. Thus, the plenary vote on the future of the now extremely politicized text will be decisive. Rapporteur Luena appealed to Commission President von der Leyen.
By Claire Stam
It is intended to help reduce risk: Intel's declaration of intent to invest in Magdeburg on an even larger and more modern scale than previously planned. The German government plans to invest almost €10 billion in this project. This is supposed to be a contribution to de-risking. But will it work? Experts have their doubts.
By Falk Steiner
Last week, the EU Commission expanded the catalog of economic activities that are to be considered sustainable under the green taxonomy. In addition to water supply and environmental protection, these include above all requirements for the circular economy. An overview.
By Leonie Düngefeld
As if nothing had happened: The Russian government simulates normalcy and insurgent mercenary chief Prigozhin justifies himself. The chaos in Russia will probably not have a short-term impact on the situation in Ukraine, but it will have a lasting impact on the country's political elite.
By Viktor Funk
Is the EU failing as a mediator between Belgrade and Pristina? Foreign Affairs Commissioner Josep Borrell briefed foreign ministers Monday on the latest escalation. Parliamentarians accuse Borrell and his special envoy Lajčák of appeasement toward the Serbian leadership.
By Stephan Israel
Whether and when companies can refuse to disclose data with reference to trade secrecy is the central point of contention at the next trilogue on the Data Act. Will it be concluded?
By Corinna Visser
The Managing Director of the German Chemical Industry Association (VCI) misses a vigorous stand by the German government for German interests. The European response to the US subsidy program IRA must be a Regulation Reduction Act, demands Wolfgang Große Entrup in an interview with Stefan Braun, Manuel Berkel and Till Hoppe.
By Till Hoppe
The agricultural sector must significantly reduce its emissions to achieve the EU's climate targets. The Commission is now working on an early-stage pricing model. However, the hurdles are high, and time is running out.
By Timo Landenberger
