In the European elections, the AfD campaigns by rejecting the Green Deal and climate policy. Looking ahead to German municipal and state elections, they deny human-caused climate change and reject the Paris Agreement. There is a clear strategy behind this.
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Ahead of the European elections, Table.Briefings provides an overview of trends in the member states. In Austria, the governing partners ÖVP and Greens have slipped in the polls. The right-wing populist FPÖ has been in first place for months and would like to appoint the EU Commissioner.
By Lukas Bayer
Table.Briefings takes a look at the possible composition of the future Commission. Today, we present the second part with contributions on who Donald Tusk will propose for Poland and Pedro Sánchez for Spain.
By Redaktion Table
The first budget of New Zealand's new government does not provide any fresh money for climate action. Instead, several billion in already budgeted climate funds will be cut in order to finance tax cuts. How New Zealand intends to achieve its climate targets in this way seems questionable.
By Nora Hübchen
Following the flood disaster in southern Germany, the debate about damage prevention begins. The lessons learned from the Ahr Valley flood in 2021 show what could help. However, the political implementation of some solutions may be difficult.
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Table.Briefings ventures a look at the possible composition of the future Commission. Read who Emmanuel Macron or Giorgia Meloni could nominate.
By Redaktion Table
TikTok is playing a role in the European election campaign, particularly when it comes to courting first-time voters. The AfD appears to be campaigning successfully on the social network. How big is TikTok's influence on the elections? And how else can parties reach young people?
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The initiative "The Autonomous" unites industry leaders from various countries in the field of autonomous driving. It aims to create global safety standards and prove that Europe is leading here.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The controversy over China's overcapacity continues to gather pace – including mutual threats of punitive tariffs. In part, this is deliberately driven by Beijing's industrial policy. However, they are also a consequence of weak domestic demand.
By Christiane Kuehl
According to information obtained by Table.Briefings, the EU Commission is considering extending the industrial quota for green hydrogen that will apply from 2030 to hydrogen derivatives such as ammonia and methanol. Read why the CDU sees this as a threat to the location.
By Manuel Berkel
