The European Court of Justice is ruling today in the case of a fine imposed by the Commission on Google AdSense in 2019. The fact that this case has also taken a long time underlines the importance of the Digital Markets Act (DMA).
By Corinna Visser
Ursula von der Leyen wants to present her new team this Tuesday. Shortly before that, there is a clash with Thierry Breton.
By Till Hoppe
The low "Boris" brings extreme weather and major flooding to Eastern Europe. At the same time, climate policy is ignored by most parties in elections in these regions. Adaptation quickly reaches its limits.
By Bernhard Pötter
In an internal audit, the Federal Audit Office criticizes one of the most important climate projects of the traffic light coalition: The federal government is not responsible for natural climate action and there is no review of the targets. The Ministry of the Environment, on the other hand, considers itself responsible and refers to new rules.
By Bernhard Pötter
China plays an increasingly important role in the commercial vehicle market. The IAA Transportation in Hanover shows how far the brands from the People's Republic have already come. European manufacturers could lose significant market share.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Understanding the People's Republic requires an understanding of its historical narrative. The Qing dynasty, in particular, plays a key role in China's self-image – for better or worse. Uncovering its contradictions is an important part of China expertise.
By Fabian Peltsch
After much uncertainty about how the operation would be carried out, two German warships passed through the Taiwan Strait on Friday – under the watchful eye of the Chinese Navy. Taiwan sees the passage as a sign of international solidarity, while China speaks of a provocation.
By David Demes
European car manufacturers could face fines of €15 billion. In 2025, stricter EU CO2 fleet limits will come into force, which all manufacturers will fail to meet, with the exception of BMW and Stellantis. The industry wants to persuade the Commission to amend the law.
By Markus Grabitz
China hosted its own security conference, the Xiangshan Forum. Defense Minister Dong Jun called for negotiations in Ukraine and Gaza, but Beijing is interested in much more.
By Michael Radunski
Hungary's Prime Minister wants to place strategic sectors in the hands of Hungarian companies and is imposing special taxes and administrative harassment on European competitors. German businesses and the German government are now urging the EU Commission to take action against this.
By Till Hoppe
