The EU Commission launches infringement proceedings against Slovakia. This is based on a constitutional amendment that gives national law precedence over EU law in family matters.
By Redaktion Table
In the second trilogue on the phase-out of Russian gas, a compromise is emerging on a first important point of contention. The issue of oil imports could see the EU put its foot down.
By Manuel Berkel
At its first summit in Africa, the G20 group commits to working together to fight wars, disease, growing inequality and poverty.
By Redaktion Table
Andreas Bovenschulte expects an agreement on a uniform shelter concept at the meeting of interior ministers at the beginning of December. After decades of inactivity, the president of the Bundesrat is calling for a rethink in civil defense.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
In order to meet the security policy challenges, “a systemic approach is needed that understands defense as a cross-sectional task,” says Marc Bovenschulte from the VDI/VDE-IT project management agency.
By Markus Bickel
At the EU-Indo-Pacific Forum in Brussels, leaders highlighted how the Ukraine conflict is increasingly connected to the region. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas criticized China’s stance, as shared security interests dominated the discussions.
By Amelie Richter
China and the United States have resumed security discussions aimed at reducing the risk of military escalation.
By Ning Wang
Washington is weighing approval for the sale of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China. Loosening restrictions would signal a thaw in the ongoing trade disputes.
By Ning Wang
Turkey and Australia are jointly organizing the next climate conference (COP31). While the conference will take place in Turkey, Australia will lead the negotiations and prepare the pre-COP in the Pacific.
By Lisa Kuner
The EU Commission and the 27 national supervisory authorities want to place the protection of minors and the fight against illegal content on online platforms at the heart of their work.
By Till Hoppe
