The current planned form of the EU supply chain directive is unmanageable for SMEs and does not serve its purpose, says Judith Herzog-Kuballa from the German Mechanical Engineering Industry Association.
By Experts Table.Briefings
On the road to a sustainable future, green hydrogen is the European industry's beacon of hope. Dirk Niemeier, Director and Clean Hydrogen Solutions Lead at Strategy Germany, explains how companies can avoid supposed first-mover disadvantages.
By Experts Table.Briefings
The departure of Diederik Samsom, the influential Chief of Staff to EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra and the former right-hand man of his predecessor Frans Timmermans, raises the question of how to proceed with the Green Deal after the European elections. His political influence extended beyond the borders of the European Commission.
By Claire Stam
With the government reshuffle in France, Clément Beaune has lost his post as transport minister. Apparently, he now wants to focus on Brussels. President Macron has to decide between a national and a European campaign for the European elections.
By Claire Stam
Germany and the EU are not yet making a sufficient contribution to achieving the global climate targets. This is also made clear by the draft of the German energy and climate plan. Marion Guénard and Charly Heberer from Germanwatch therefore write that serious improvements are now needed from Berlin.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Europe is at the core of Emmanuel Macron's political identity. However, precisely on his favorite battleground, the French president could face significant losses in the European elections in June. The current personnel decisions are intended to prevent this.
By Claire Stam
In the run-up to the European elections, Table.Media regularly publishes a current projection by political scientist Manuel Müller on the composition of the next European Parliament. Six months before the European elections, the far-right parties are stronger than the liberals in the polls.
By Redaktion Table
Europe must use its strengths to remain an indispensable player in the field of critical technologies. In doing so, the needs and weaknesses of geopolitical rivals must be taken into account.
By Redaktion Table
In the European elections in June, young people aged 16 and over will be allowed to vote for the first time. Dominik Geier from the Young European Federalists calls for European education to finally become a compulsory task. The education ministers are relying too much on civil society.
By Experts Table.Briefings
The two-tier approach to the regulation of base models benefits European start-ups and does not harm companies such as Aleph Alpha. It is now important to make adjustments and formalize the provisional agreement.
By Experts Table.Briefings
