EU Executive Vice President Teresa Ribera provided more detailed information in Berlin on possible new subsidies for energy consumers. She also commented on the power plant strategy and the price of industrial electricity in Germany.
By Manuel Berkel
The EU Commission is revising its guidelines for reviewing corporate mergers. In doing so, it wants to take greater account of geopolitically problematic dependencies.
By Till Hoppe
A draft of the bill planned for next week shows that the Commission wants to introduce a new European legal company form via a regulation.
By Corinna Visser
Following notification to Paraguay, the trade agreement will enter into force provisionally.
By Antonia Zimmermann
The Minister for Foreign Affairs wants to align the office with the new priorities of Europe, geoeconomics, and transatlantic relations.
By Michael Bröcker
The German Armed Forces relied on self-built first-person view drones for the “Grand Quadriga” in Lithuania. Lessons learned from Ukraine showed them that soldiers should also know how to build drones.
By Robert Wallenhauer
German defense startups may soon require so much capital that only US investors will be able to help. This stands in the way of Europe’s quest for sovereignty.
By Robert Wallenhauer
The US government has launched a new trade investigation targeting 16 countries and regions – including China and the European Union – a move that could lead to fresh tariffs by this summer.
By Redaktion Table
Rents are dropping sharply in parts of China’s big cities. One key driver is the expansion of state-subsidized housing, which is also meant to help reduce large property inventories.
By Redaktion Table
