In a letter to the European Commission, Germany and four other EU member states are calling for extended transition rules for the production of green hydrogen. Otherwise, they argue, the hydrogen target for industry will be in jeopardy.
By Manuel Berkel and Markus Grabitz
The EU remains strong in research, but the relevant ministers continue to see significant shortcomings when it comes to turning that research into marketable innovations.
By Corinna Visser
On the anniversary of the liberation of Bucha, EU ministers visited Ukraine and paid tribute to the victims of Russian war crimes. Despite challenges posed by the war in Iran, they made it clear that the EU would not abandon Ukraine.
By Redaktion Table
While one EU delegation is visiting China, an 11-member group is strengthening ties with Taiwan. The lawmakers are emphasizing shared security interests and economic partnerships as the basis for cooperation.
By Amelie Richter
Only last November, the European Parliament approved EDIP by a large majority. The program is intended to strengthen the European defense industry and promote cooperation with Ukraine.
By Maria Mitrov
So far, consumers in supermarkets have felt little impact from the attack on Iran. But the situation is likely to change in a few months. Already, business and political leaders are scrambling to come up with possible relief measures.
By Frederik Bombosch, Julia Dahm, Steffen Bach and Henrike Schirmacher
The German Federal Ministry of Agriculture has presented proposals to simplify the EU Anti-Deforestation Regulation. The measures are intended to facilitate implementation without requiring further amendments to the law.
By Julia Dahm
The association of national regulators views the Digital Networks Act with skepticism. BEREC fears increased centralization, reduced competition, and new bureaucracy – and therefore questions whether the Commission’s draft will achieve its objectives.
By Corinna Visser
Because oil from Russia is no longer flowing through Ukraine, Slovakia has rationed fuel and is charging higher prices to foreigners. Now Prime Minister Robert Fico is defying EU criticism of this move.
By Redaktion Table
Following massive protests against Serbia’s government, Sunday’s local elections served as an important barometer of public sentiment. President Aleksandar Vučić is claiming sole victory.
By Frank Stier
