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Ukraine: EU states want stricter customs regulations

Under pressure from farmers, a majority of EU states want stricter customs regulations for certain foodstuffs from Ukraine. The ambassadors of the EU states agreed on a new compromise on Wednesday evening.

By Redaktion Table

Commission presents plan to create a European study program

EU Research Commissioner Iliana Ivanova presented initial plans from the EU Commission's Higher Education Package on Wednesday. A standardized European degree is to be introduced so that universities in the EU can benefit even more from a joint exchange in the future.

By Nicola Kuhrt

France's green industry on the upswing

France was able to open numerous green industrial plants last year. Nevertheless, according to experts, the French industrial strategy is proving inadequate to stand up to American and Chinese competition.

By Claire Stam

Heated atmosphere: EU countries vote on trade with Ukraine

Following renewed and sometimes violent protests by farmers around the Agriculture Council in Brussels, the EU countries will vote on free trade with Ukraine on Wednesday. The vote is likely to be close, as several countries call for further protective measures for agricultural products.

By Julia Dahm

Hapag-Lloyd Containerschiff Valparaiso Express - IMO 9777589, MMSI 218833000 läuft in den Hamburger Hafen ein;Hapag-Lloy

Study: shipping companies make a profit from new carbon price

European shipping has been part of the European emissions trading system since the beginning of the year. Initially, there were concerns from the industry that shipping companies could avoid EU ports and continue unchecked emissions. It is now apparent that shipping companies are benefiting from the price increases.

By Lukas Knigge