At a bilateral meeting, South Korea expressed concern about a Chinese steel structure off the west coast of the Korean peninsula. The background to this are territorial disputes.
By Ning Wang
The European Defense Industrial Program (EDIP) is making progress. The responsible committees in the EU Parliament agreed to a compromise yesterday, which will now form the basis for the trilogue with the member states.
By Stephan Israel
Speedometer fraud is to be made more difficult. This is a measure proposed by the Commission as part of the revision of EU regulations on road safety and registration procedures. As co-legislators, the ball is now in the court of Parliament and the Council.
By Markus Grabitz
Green MEP Hannah Neumann has publicized Iranian hacking attempts against her office, and now warns that hybrid attacks are often neither taken seriously enough nor addressed.
By Gabriel Bub
On Thursday, the EU Commission took a further step towards implementing the UN Convention on the High Seas. Biodiversity in the oceans is to be better protected.
By Nicolas Heronymus
Ideas from the European Commission for relaxed environmental regulations in the Common Agricultural Policy have sparked criticism. Scientists fear disadvantages for climate action.
By Julia Dahm
According to an insider, the US government is considering a significant reduction in tariffs against China. So far, the Chinese leadership has been skeptical of rhetorical attempts at rapprochement on the US side.
By Leonardo Pape
The European Parliament is in final talks with China to lift sanctions against MEPs and normalize relations. Since 2021, parliamentary dialog has been virtually blocked by reciprocal sanctions.
By Amelie Richter
A summit on energy security brings together heads of state and government with players from the energy industry to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Experts expect it to yield rapid security policy benefits.
By Lukas Bayer
