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Genetic engineering: Croatia criticizes EU Commission's plans

The EU Commission's plans to liberalize EU genetic engineering legislation have met with criticism from EU agriculture ministers. In a written statement, Croatia expressed doubts as to whether the coexistence of NGT-1 plants and organic farming would be possible.

By Henrike Schirmacher

Stahlproduktion.

EU states may pay energy aid for longer

The EU Commission is allowing member states to pay certain aid for the sharp rise in energy prices until the end of June 2024. The governments would otherwise have had to discontinue aid such as the German energy price brake at the end of the year.

By Till Hoppe

Saar SPD and Bremen's FDP nominate candidates for European elections

The state party conference of the Social Democrats in Saarland nominated Christian Petry for first place on the state list for the European elections on Saturday. The financial politician is currently the European policy spokesman for the SPD parliamentary group in the Bundestag. The FDP in Bremen elected Celine Eberhardt as its top candidate.

By Manuel Berkel

Abfall

Agreement on waste shipment regulation

The Council, Parliament and Commission have reached a political agreement in the trilogue negotiations on the Waste Shipment Regulation. Exports of waste are to be more strictly controlled and exports of plastic to non-OECD countries are to be banned.

By Leonie Düngefeld

Für Apple könnte es bald teuer werden im Streit um

DMA: Apple appeals against the Commission's decision

Apple is defending itself against the classification of its platform services as gatekeepers within the meaning of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company has filed complaints against decisions by the EU Commission, the Court of Justice of the European Union announced in a post on X.

By Redaktion Table