Table.Briefings Table.Briefings Jubiläums Logo
Your contact for new licenses
Vertriebsteam
+49 30 30 809 520 service@table.media
Your contact for general inquiries
Service Team
+49 30 30 809 520 service@table.media
Try for free Request offer Order now
Login
ENG DE
Table.Briefings

News

xxxx
News

BMWK complains about expensive charging for EVs

According to the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs, users of electric vehicles do not always pay an "appropriate" price at public charging stations, although the AFIR has been stipulating this for over six months. The BMWK is now calling on the EU Commission to take further steps.

By Manuel Berkel

News

Cerre: Regulation and implementation must become more precise

The Brussels think tank Cerre is calling for more precise regulation to specifically promote Europe's digital and green transformation. In a white paper, the authors warn against excessive bureaucracy and suggest focusing on implementation.

By Corinna Visser

News

AI development: Denmark presents white paper

Denmark presents guidelines for the safe and responsible use of AI assistants. The standards are also intended to help promote uniform and robust approaches to the use of AI within Europe.

By Corinna Visser

News

France: CDU deplores cancellation of meeting

Several members of the CDU/CSU have criticized the cancellation of the Franco-German Parliamentary Assembly on Dec. 2. Bundestag President Bärbel Bas had canceled the meeting due to the end of the traffic light coalition. Several important topics will now have to wait.

By Manuel Berkel

News

Le Pen to lose right to stand for election

In the affair surrounding the possible bogus employment of staff in the European Parliament, the public prosecutor's office has demanded a five-year loss of the right to stand for election for the right-wing nationalist Marine Le Pen.

By Redaktion Table

News

Nitrous oxide: Germany plans to ban the party drug

Nitrous oxide, which is also a known party drug, harms the climate and our health. German Health Minister Lauterbach now plans to ban the drug. Meanwhile, a UN report at COP29 urges a decisive anti-nitrous oxide policy in industry and agriculture.

By Lukas Bayer