France's previous government led by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is only continuing to work on a caretaker basis. A new government is not yet in sight and the left-wing alliance is still divided. A new appointment, however, is causing a stir.
By Claire Stam
The recently formed left-wing alliance in France is on the verge of breaking up. The Left Party is suspending talks on a government in a dispute with the Socialists. Is there more at stake than the position of prime minister?
By Redaktion Table
Mineral oil companies are alleged to have cheated to improve their carbon footprint. The German Environment Agency has filed a complaint. Now the police are taking action.
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President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has signed the revised Climate Protection Act. Environmental associations are now filing three constitutional complaints against it.
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EU state aid law is to be adapted to the requirements of economically strong regions. This is one of the demands to the EU that the Baden-Württemberg state government intends to adopt today.
By Markus Grabitz
At the Eurogroup meeting in Brussels, the finance ministers of the eurozone countries agreed that government budgets should be consolidated and deficits reduced in the coming year. At the same time, however, investments should also increase.
By Marc Winkelmann
In California, five times as much land has already burned as usual for the time of year. This is partly due to the wet winter, heatwaves, and warm nights.
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The federal and state governments have approved funding for 23 hydrogen projects worth billions. For Germany, it was the most successful round in the European IPCEI process to date.
By Manuel Berkel
Because the Norwegian state-owned oil company Equinor is doing too little to reduce its emissions, the Science Museum is terminating an eight-year support contract. The background to this is the large fossil deposits in the North Sea.
By Alexandra Endres
More solar and wind energy, financial support for heat pumps – but no ban on combustion engines. A recent survey shows which form of EU climate policy a majority of Germans could support in the future. Another result is that the Green Deal is unknown to many.
By Alexandra Endres
