With its new digital laws, the EU set out to rein in the big tech giants. But enforcement has been hampered by staff shortages – and by political caution. Now, policymakers and experts are debating the right response.
By Corinna Visser
The espionage trial against former Krah employee Jian G. reveals the AfD's views on China. One sinologist argues that the party has ideological similarities with the Communist Party. And yet he sees opportunism at work above all.
By Rebecca Ricker
The very first issue of Europe.Table appeared the day before the Fit for 55 package was unveiled. It was meant to bring the Green Deal to life. Four years later, we take a look at what has become of those ambitions.
By Lukas Knigge and Manuel Berkel
The European Commission has published a detailed explanation of the energy deal with the United States. In it, the Commission announces its own participation and creates confusion about the duration of the contracts.
By Manuel Berkel
After significant pressure from both domestic sources and the EU, Zelensky has relented. It is considered a mere formality that his newly submitted draft will pass through parliament on Thursday.
By Denis Trubetskoy
Both the EU and China have negotiated tariffs with Trump. But Chinese government representatives have taken a different approach than the EU Commission. This is not only evident in the results.
By Jörn Petring and Julia Fiedler
Criticism from Israel’s opposition regarding Macron’s push to recognize Palestine hardly differs from that of Prime Minister Netanyahu. Germany’s deviation from the Western consensus is being closely watched.
By Markus Bickel
The Commission has enabled a temporary industrial electricity price for nearly 100 sectors. It is now up to the federal government. The governing parties intend to examine whether additional industries could become eligible for electricity cost subsidies.
By Manuel Berkel
The leadership in Beijing now sees the price war that has erupted in many sectors as a problem and wants to take countermeasures. In the end, EU leaders are taking home more than they expected from the EU-China summit.
By Manuel Changming Liu and Till Hoppe
By the end of the year, the defense ministers of Germany and France aim to find solutions to the dispute over contracts in the multi-billion-euro FCAS fighter jet program. Meanwhile, Dassault CEO Eric Trappier continues to provoke partners in both industry and politics.
By Gabriel Bub
