Experts from the Centre for European Policy believe that the issue of carbon leakage, resulting from current EU climate policies, has not yet been resolved. They advocate for placing this issue at the top of the agenda for the next legislative term.
By Lukas Knigge
On March 14, the Commission sent a request for information to Microsoft regarding specific risks of the AI functions in Bing. It is now stepping up its enforcement action against the company.
By Corinna Visser
EU Council President Charles Michel and Foreign Affairs Commissioner Josep Borrell express their condolences on the accidental death of Iranian President Raisi.
By Redaktion Table
Data sharing offers attractive opportunities for the economy. However, only a few companies are making use of these opportunities. ZEW has investigated how this can be improved.
By Corinna Visser
The human rights organization Hong Kong Watch has called on the British government to sanction six Hong Kong officials. It presented evidence that is supposed to create the legal framework.
By Marcel Grzanna
The trade disputes between China and the West continue to intensify. Beijing now considers punitive tariffs on imported chemicals used in the automotive sector, among others.
By Redaktion Table
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has brought China into play as a possible mediator in the Ukraine war. Countries with influence from Russia are needed, he said. Zelenskiy called on Beijing to join the peace talks next month.
By Michael Radunski
Tesla plans to use data from Chinese Tesla drivers to train artificial intelligence for self-driving cars. To this end, the US company plans to set up its own data center in the People's Republic.
By Felix Lee
The EPP leader criticizes the lack of a barrier against far-right Geert Wilders. He accuses France’s President Macron of “backroom deals”.
By Till Hoppe
After the European elections, a new attempt at an EU law for pesticide reduction is needed, according to CSU top candidate Manfred Weber, but with a completely different approach than before.
By Julia Dahm
