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Supply Chain Act: Lührmann calls for reliability from FDP

Green politician Anna Lührmann criticizes the FDP's blocking attitude towards the Supply Chain Act and other initiatives, warning that Germany's influence in the EU could be jeopardized – and calls on the coalition partner to instead work together to promote Europe.

By Marc Winkelmann

Commission presents proposals to relieve farmers

The European Commission plans to conduct a large-scale survey of all farmers to identify unnecessary bureaucracy. It aims to relax further conditionality requirements, particularly for livestock farmers reducing their herds.

By Markus Grabitz

Diplomacy: Embassies fear Russia's care

Moscow aims to further restrict the scope of Western diplomatic missions in Russia, employing an old Soviet model: Local staff could soon only be recruited through a Russian authority subordinate to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

By Viktor Funk

EPP claims Green Deal for itself

The European People's Party supports a second term in office for Commission President von der Leyen. She wants to place the issues of competitiveness and security at the heart of the European election campaign, but at the same time emphasizes that she wants to "maintain the direction of the Green Deal".

By Claire Stam

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Indications of spyware: MEPs to check cell phones

Members and staff of the European Parliament are advised to have their cell phones checked for possible spyware installations. The subcommittee on security and defense is specifically affected.

By Redaktion Table

BDI contradicts Lemke on air pollution control: 'Driving bans possible'

The trilogue agreement on the Clean Air Directive reached on Tuesday has provoked conflicting reactions. Minister for the Environment Steffi Lemke believes that German interests have been taken into account, while industry believes that the compromise jeopardizes the transformation to climate neutrality.

By Lukas Knigge