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German President sets off on strategic trip to Mongolia

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will travel to Mongolia on a state visit from Tuesday to Thursday. In addition to celebrating 50 years of diplomatic relations, the trip also carries a strong geopolitical impetus.

By Michael Radunski

EU Commission refuses to help solar industry

Last week, European solar module manufacturers urged the EU to take immediate action to prevent local companies from having to close due to price pressure from Chinese imports. The EU Commission has now rejected this – in the interests of the green transition.

By Amelie Richter

AI Act: Lobbying continues

The Member States unanimously voted in favor of the AI Act. However, they have given the Commission specific tasks to accomplish. Furthermore, the vote in Parliament is not guaranteed to pass smoothly.

By Corinna Visser

Ukrainian candidate for the EU Parliament

Ivanna Volochiy could become the first native Ukrainian in the EU Parliament. The liberal party Kustiba Par! from Latvia has nominated her as their lead candidate for the European elections. Her main goal is Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO.

By Manuel Berkel

Northern Ireland gets a Catholic prime minister

For the first time, Northern Ireland has a prime minister who would like to see the British territory united with EU member Ireland. Michelle O'Neill's election demonstrates a changing situation on the Irish island.

By Redaktion Table