A survey shows that Chinese companies view Europe not as a temporary stopover but as a long-term partner. This, however, depends on Brussels creating “stable, fair, and predictable” conditions.
By Manuel Liu
EU Commissioner Síkela urged Vietnam to exercise caution regarding Chinese 5G technology and warned of investment risks stemming from potential security concerns. At the same time, he announced funding as part of the Global Gateway strategy.
By Amelie Richter
The European Commission is postponing the presentation of its legislative proposal to ban imports of Russian oil. However, the Commission remains determined to put forward the proposal.
By Manuel Berkel
The European Parliament’s Internal Market Committee is calling for the consistent implementation of the Digital Markets Act. Members of Parliament are criticizing the anti-competitive behavior of large tech companies and calling for faster action by the European Commission.
By Corinna Visser
A legal analysis reveals that postponing the launch of ETS-2 until 2028 violates EU law. This could also affect the legality of future EU legislation.
By Lukas Knigge
EU member states have provisionally given the green light to the negotiated agreement on plant-based burgers and contractual obligations. Details regarding exemptions have since been released.
By Julia Dahm
The European Commission has completed the final formal step toward provisionally implementing the free trade agreement with the South American countries. The Mercosur countries are also in the process of completing their final steps.
By Redaktion Table
Europe still faces major hurdles in decarbonizing its industry. According to a recent report, insufficient grid investment and the slow development of the hydrogen economy are holding back progress. It calls for the Clean Industrial Deal not to be watered down.
By Nico Beckert
Following unsuccessful negotiations leading up to a final deadline in the Council, it is expected that a conciliation committee will be convened. The Council and Parliament must then agree on a joint draft within that committee.
By Marion Bergermann
Italy’s population has rejected Giorgia Meloni’s judicial reform in a referendum. This first real defeat for the prime minister could pose obstacles for her in the coming months.
By Almut Siefert
