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Von der Leyen: Negotiations with China could take longer

Although the EU tariffs on EVs from China will come into force at the end of October, the negotiations could continue. Meanwhile, Beijing is preparing retaliatory measures and has announced that EU companies are to be randomly examined in an anti-subsidy investigation into dairy products.

By Amelie Richter

Edi Rama ist seit September 2013 Ministerpräsident von Albanien. Im September 2021 wurde er zuletzt mit absoluter Mehrheit im Parlament bestätigt.
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Albania: Rama hopes to join the EU in 2030

Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama is counting on an agreement on the CEFTA free trade agreement and wants to lead his country into the EU by 2030. However, it remains uncertain whether the EU is open to this – could political hurdles thwart the plan?

By Redaktion Table

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Gigabit strategy: Federal government sees expansion momentum

The German government believes it is making good progress with its gigabit strategy. 87 percent of the measures have already been completed or are ongoing, according to the progress report from the Ministry of Digital Affairs. There is also an update with 35 new measures.

By Corinna Visser

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Migration: Poland wants to temporarily suspend right to asylum

The Polish government is planning to temporarily suspend the right of asylum in order to curb illegal migration from Belarus. Prime Minister Tusk announced that he would present the stricter migration policy next week and seek approval from the EU.

By Lukas Knigge

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Stimulus program: What other steps Beijing has planned

China's economy has not recovered as hoped since the Covid pandemic ended. The Ministry of Finance has now announced further steps to stimulate the economy. However, Finance Minister Lan Fo'an remained tight-lipped on the details.

By Amelie Richter