Much has been achieved, say female soldiers and politicians. But more women are needed for “genuine integration”. Their 13% share has been stagnating for years, and interest in a career in the troops is declining.
By Nana Brink
After lengthy negotiations, the critical infrastructure umbrella law was passed in the Bundestag. Despite new standards and evaluation mechanisms, there is still criticism from experts and associations.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The EU has classified Iran’s Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization. While this increases pressure on the Iranian regime, the practical effects are limited. Regarding possible military strikes by the United States, Kaja Kallas said that the region did not need another war.
By Stephan Israel
The EIB has drastically increased its commitment in the defense sector. More than four billion euros were invested in military infrastructure and research, which represents a clear reorientation of its financial policy.
By Stephan Israel
The United States government has published a document from the DSA proceedings against X that has been marked as sensitive. It reveals internal working methods of the EU Commission and findings on Elon Musk’s area of responsibility.
By Corinna Visser
The EU Parliament’s Environment Committee has approved the liberalization of new genetic engineering techniques. A decisive vote in plenary is still pending.
By Julia Dahm
The JURI rapporteur proposes targeted amendments to the AI Act in order to clarify key terms, prevent abusive AI practices and make transition periods more practicable.
By Corinna Visser
In their search for new sources of revenue, MEPs are going head-to-head with the US government: Support for taxing digital companies is growing across all political groups.
By Till Hoppe
During his state visit to Ankara, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu deepened his country’s cooperation with Turkey. Nine agreements aim to expand trade and strengthen security ties, particularly in the fight against militant groups.
By Arne Schütte
