The AI Act is not perfect. Nevertheless, David Marti and Nicolas Mayencourt from Switzerland warn against letting the law fail. Using the pharmaceutical industry as an example, they show how regulation can work in a high-risk area.
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COP28 in Dubai must deliver a global master plan to advance climate action in a way that works for and with the economy. This includes a genuine cross-border carbon market.
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The next UN climate summit (COP28) begins on Nov. 30 in Dubai. The issue of financing the loss and damage mechanism will be high on the agenda. The S D Group in the EU Parliament believes that this idea, which was developed at international level, can also be applied at European level.
By Claire Stam
An effective EU Supply Chain Act could provide a strong incentive for companies and states alike to protect the environment and human rights more effectively. In the best-case scenario, it would have a global impact and set a 'race to the top' in motion.
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Yesterday, the Compact with Africa conference was held in Berlin. Steffen Meyer, Head of Economic Policy in the Chancellor's Office, explains the objectives the Federal Government pursues with the CwA and the initiatives that should give new momentum to the cooperation between the G20 and African countries.
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In Brussels, the campaign for the next European elections is slowly getting underway. In Paris, the focus is already on the next presidential elections in 2027, with a duel developing in President Macron's camp between the Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Education.
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. Seven months before the election, the Socialists, Liberals, Greens, and Left are losing ground. The EPP and right-wing forces are making gains.
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Ahead of this week's Ecofin meeting of EU finance ministers, the NGO Fiscal Future is calling for the EU framework for economic governance to be relaxed to allow sufficient investment for social and environmental goals. The austerity course that Germany is helping to drive forward would be expensive in the long term, write Carolina Ortega Guttack and Carl Mühlbach.
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Excessive emissions, insufficient measures – the transportation sector is the problematic child in Germany and Europe when it comes to climate protection. Now, it has the opportunity to transform into a model student, writes Kim Kohlmeyer of T E. However, to achieve this, the Ministry of Transport must stop dragging its feet.
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