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Peter Liese (CDU) will im Europawahlkampf den Erhalt von Arbeitsplätzen in den Vordergrund stellen.

Peter Liese leads NRW CDU list

The environmental policy expert and medical doctor Peter Liese has been chosen as the lead candidate for the North Rhine-Westphalia CDU in the European elections. Other well-known names follow in promising positions.

By Manuel Berkel

Ukrainian candidate for the EU Parliament

Ivanna Volochiy could become the first native Ukrainian in the EU Parliament. The liberal party Kustiba Par! from Latvia has nominated her as their lead candidate for the European elections. Her main goal is Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO.

By Manuel Berkel

AI Act: Lobbying continues

The Member States unanimously voted in favor of the AI Act. However, they have given the Commission specific tasks to accomplish. Furthermore, the vote in Parliament is not guaranteed to pass smoothly.

By Corinna Visser

Consumers granted right to repair

The European Parliament and member states have agreed: Manufacturers of smartphones, televisions or washing machines will be obliged to offer repair services. Governments are also expected to create financial incentives such as repair vouchers.

By Leonie Düngefeld

Martin Selmayr moves into research

The former Secretary-General of the EU Commission is taking up a guest professorship at the University of Vienna, stepping down from his position as EU Ambassador to Austria. Martin Selmayr apparently sees no further career opportunities within the Commission.

By Till Hoppe

Child protection and the DSA: provider criticism in EPP hearing

How well are children actually protected by the Digital Services Act? Nearly half a year after it came into force for the largest providers and just over two weeks before it comes into force generally, a hearing by the European People's Party revealed significant shortcomings.

By Falk Steiner