The SPD's lead candidate speaks out in favor of "social security." She is also concerned about the housing market in Europe.
By Redaktion Table
Shortly before the European elections, the Parliament could finalize its position on new breeding techniques. Critics see this as a tactical maneuver.
By Julia Dahm
Farmers who sequester CO2 emissions through carbon farming are supposed to earn money through voluntary certificate trading, according to the EU's intentions. However, regulations in the EU's Green Claims Directive could make this less attractive, according to voices from agriculture and science.
By Kai Moll
The Netherlands is likely to comply with US demands for export restrictions on the Dutch chip giant ASML. Statements by Prime Minister Rutte point in this direction.
By Alina Leimbach
Tens of thousands demonstrated against Viktor Orbán's government in Hungary at the weekend. They were led by the lawyer Péter Magyar – who was once very close to the government.
By Redaktion Table
According to initial polls, the national-conservative PiS party has become the strongest force in the Polish local elections. Exit polls see Tusk's Civic Platform as close behind.
By Redaktion Table
The German government has been granted €350 million in funding for the construction of electrolyzers in Germany. The EU Commission has approved the funding under state aid law.
By Manuel Berkel
At the start of its election campaign, the transnational Volt party nominated its lead candidates. They are calling for a change in European electoral law and the election of a European government.
By Corinna Visser
The EU and the US have established a new platform for cooperation on critical raw materials with third countries as part of the Mineral Security Partnership (MSP). The EU has also agreed to a raw materials partnership with Uzbekistan.
By Leonie Düngefeld
Emmanuel Macron has "no doubt" that Russia will attempt to disrupt the Olympic and Paralympic Games taking place in Paris this summer with disinformation campaigns.
By Gabriel Bub
