The German government has reservations about EU anti-dumping tariffs on EVs. In an internal document with comments on Brussels' policies, it criticizes the objectives and approach of the EU Commission.
By Markus Grabitz
China has presented a position paper on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The paper contains five points and is rather vague.
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Investor Grizzly Research accuses the Chinese facial recognition specialist SenseTime of inflating its profits. The AI company is alleged to have recorded income multiple times.
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BMW and Mercedes-Benz plan to establish a joint network of fast charging stations for EVs in China starting next year. The competitors hope to counter Chinese competition in this way.
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Purchase incentives, tax benefits, and above all fewer new regulations from the EU. This is what the car manufacturers' association ACEA is calling for.
By Alina Leimbach
An agreement has been reached in the trilogue negotiations on the regulation on industrial emissions and the establishment of an Industrial Emissions Portal (IEP). The Council and Parliament must now confirm the result.
By Claire Stam
The trilogue result on the Nature Restoration Law has been approved by the Environment Committee. This means that the legislative process can soon be completed. It still needs the green light from the plenary.
By Claire Stam
The various proposals from the most important countries and country groups regarding the most important decision at COP28 are already on the table: The assessment and outlook for climate policy in the Global Stocktake show where countries agree – and where the biggest conflicts loom. An overview.
By Bernhard Pötter
Wheat, maize, rapeseed, and other goods from Ukraine have not been allowed to be imported into Slovakia for domestic sale for some time. Now ten more products have been banned.
By Alina Leimbach
Germany and other EU member states want to rely on self-regulation for foundation models. Parliament is against this – as are the German data protection authorities.
By Corinna Visser
