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Kadri-Liik

The anatomy of Europe's leaderless unity

The Russian strategy gambled that the unity of Europe would be among the first casualties of the war of aggression on Ukraine. A split failed to materialize. But a new order is emerging in Europe, writes ECFR's Kadri Liik.

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Claire Stam

What's cooking in Brussels?

Molecular cuisine in Brussels: The EU has declared the development of hydrogen one of its energy policy priorities. However, the definition of green hydrogen divides the member states into two camps.

By Claire Stam

Claire Stam

What's cooking in Prague?

Petr Pavel or Andrej Babiš: The Czechs will elect their new president today and tomorrow. The outcome of the election will influence the direction of Prague's European policy.

By Claire Stam

Andreas Schwab ist Sprecher der EVP im Binnenmarktausschuss und Berichterstatter für den Digital Markets Act.

Europe's Single Market – turning 30 and still going strong

This year, the Single Market turns 30. In 1988, Jacques Delors famously remarked that "nobody falls in love with a Common Market". Yet, Europeans wholeheartedly appreciate the comforts this market brought them, such as uniform passenger rights, although they might not always be aware that they have to thank the Single Market for it.

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Claire Stam

Franco-German sophistication in the Mundat Forest

Much has already been written about the relationship between France and Germany. This will also be the case for the celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty next Sunday. We devote this space to a particular dispute in the French-German neighborhood, which was resolved with finesse.

By Claire Stam

Sébastien Treyer und Nicolas Berghmans

Germany and France must coordinate better

The Élysée Treaty was signed 60 years ago. Today, Germany and France are strong partners in Europe. But if they don't work more closely together on climate and energy policy, it will jeopardize the EU's cohesion, write Sébastien Treyer and Nicolas Berghmans of the Paris-based think tank IDDRI.

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What's cooking in Strasbourg?

On the menu is vegetable broth. Today is Friday, January 13. Will this date prove to be a good omen for the EU parliamentarians meeting in Strasbourg next week? Following the Christmas holidays' opulence comes the time of sobriety in culinary terms. The question is whether this also applies to politics.

By Claire Stam

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New fiscal rules debt and growth sustainability

The EU Commission has presented its proposal on the reformed Stability and Growth Pact. The member states must discuss it and agree on the changes and improvements to the fiscal framework. They should not miss the opportunity to reach a good result.

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Regulate artificial intelligence more intelligently

Artificial intelligence is the source of many hopes - and many fears. Because if AI reproduces existing problems, or even exacerbates them, this could lead to distortions. This is to be counteracted - also with technical means. But why this is not enough is explained by researchers Seda Gürses and Agathe Balayn from TU Delft in their guest article.

By Redaktion Table