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
With a joint action plan, the EU and the USA aim to enhance cooperation on cybersecurity requirements. Additionally, the EU is introducing a new cybersecurity certification system.
By Corinna Visser
In the dispute over the law regulating platform work, a new exploratory proposal is now being worked on at the technical level. To salvage the initiative, Parliament has offered a smaller version of the law.
By Alina Leimbach
The European Pirate Party nominates Marcel Kolaja from the Czech Republic and Anja Hirschel from Germany as top candidates for the European elections. The digital expert succeeds Patrick Breyer.
By Corinna Visser
Representatives of the EU and the USA met in Washington to discuss how to improve cooperation in the areas of trade and technology. The meeting served to prepare for the final meeting in Belgium in the spring.
By Corinna Visser
According to an ICCT study, the gap between official and real carbon emissions from passenger cars has grown over the last four years. The new EU WLTP test procedure could therefore become less meaningful.
By Fabian Löhe
The Commission has announced the further suspension of the set-aside obligation for arable land. The regulation, according to which four percent of arable land must remain fallow, is still not to apply. There are also proposals for catch crops and legumes.
By Markus Grabitz
Several European tire manufacturers were raided on Tuesday. The EU Commission explained the raids concerned possible price fixing for replacement tires.
By Redaktion Table
In his government statement, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced his intention to expand the nuclear power network further. Nuclear energy is "French pride,” he said.
By Alina Leimbach
The European Parliament has launched an investigation into MEP Tatjana Ždanoka. The Latvian is alleged to have worked for the Russian Secret Service for almost 20 years.
By Redaktion Table
