The Ariane 6 launcher is scheduled to take off from French Guiana on July 9. This was announced by the European Space Agency ESA on Wednesday at the ILA.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Younger voters in EU countries are more pro-European than older voters. However, they are less likely to vote. This is the result of a representative study conducted by "eupinions" ahead of the European elections.
By Markus Grabitz
In their final reports on "greenwashing" risks, the European financial supervisory authorities warn that not all financial products that advertise themselves as environmentally friendly keep their promises. The number of doubtful cases is increasing.
By Redaktion Table
Friedrich Merz and Olaf Scholz have different views on how to deal with the possible support of the right-wing conservative ECR group for a second term of office for Ursula von der Leyen after the European elections.
By Redaktion Table
Around 15,000 employees and job seekers in ten EU member states were asked about their satisfaction with their working conditions, salary and democracy.
By Okan Bellikli
Instead of €1.75 billion, the lignite company Leag will only receive €1.2 billion for the coal phase-out. The remaining sum depends on future electricity and CO2 prices – and on a formula that the public has not yet been informed of.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
The EU is facing a significant population decline in the coming decades. Statisticians have calculated how much migration would have to increase each year for the trend to reverse.
By Redaktion Table
Poland will spend more than €700 million to strengthen its cybersecurity. This was announced by the government in Warsaw following several cyberattacks against a news agency and critical infrastructure.
By Redaktion Table
In a review of the European energy transition since 2019, climate activists see the EU undergoing a historic change. According to the energy policy think tank Ember, successes in renewables have saved the international community €30 to €40 billion in gas imports alone.
By Manuel Berkel
The online marketplace Temu has increased its user numbers in the EU dramatically in a short space of time. Consumer advocates criticize its business practices.
By Corinna Visser
