The French government wants the finance ministers to discuss the reform package for the integration of the financial market infrastructure and supervision as early as March. The Cypriot Council Presidency is not planning to hold a ministerial discussion until May.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
Together with Luxembourg, the Scandinavian are rejecting a postponement of the new CO₂ market for heat and transport. They warn against a weakening of EU climate policy and urge speedy implementation.
By Redaktion Table
The EU wants to build new nuclear reactors and become more independent with nuclear technology. This means the German nuclear technology industry is looking to connect with European partners.
By Manuel Berkel
The defense tech sector will keep growing, say investors. One topic continues to hold great potential.
By Robert Wallenhauer
EU states disagree on whether they should go ahead with the ban on Russian oil exports without the G-7 states. The plan to adopt the 20th sanctions package by the 4th anniversary of the start of the war is in jeopardy.
By Stephan Israel
The city of Beijing is planning additional purchase units for EVs. This is intended to boost the flagging car market.
By Redaktion Table
Friedrich Merz will most likely be received at the highest level during his first trip to China as German Chancellor. A complete list of the delegation traveling with him can be found here.
By Redaktion Table
Despite sanctions, tens of thousands of new cars are being exported to Russia, mostly from China. German manufacturers are also affected by these gray market transactions.
By Redaktion Table
French authorities already took action against illegal products on the platform last year. The Commission is now investigating whether Shein systematically disregards risks and uses addictive design. The recommendation algorithm is also being criticized.
By Corinna Visser
The European Union’s scientific advisory board warns that, without adequate adaptation, escalating climate risks could “undermine the EU’s economic and social foundations.” The researchers are calling for a more systematic and better coordinated approach to preparedness among member states.
By Alexandra Endres
