As long as Europe relies on foreign infrastructure to organize its digital public sphere, its media sovereignty will remain limited. That is why we need a European media platform that connects different national and thematic platforms.
By Rudi Hoogvliet
Although the registration deadline for the NIS 2 Directive has passed, two-thirds of the affected companies have not yet registered. Meanwhile, the number of cyberattacks is on the rise. Fino Scholl, Managing Director of Swiss GRC Germany, explains what policymakers and the business community need to do now.
By Fino Scholl
Management consultant Stefan Liebing believes that the German federal government’s initiatives to ensure the security of raw materials are largely inadequate for achieving this goal. He is calling for a new division of responsibilities between the government and the private sector in raw materials policy.
By Stefan Liebing
Our “China Perspective” column is written by authors based in the People’s Republic of China. Today’s edition looks at how companies obtain crucial economic information in a tightly regulated media environment.
By Redaktion Table
The alternative to deregulation is not just more investment. The quality and structure of legislation should also be examined in order to stimulate competition.
By Ben Brake
In the event of a conflict, economic resilience is critical to maintaining security of supply and military operational capability. Companies need to prepare for crisis scenarios at an early stage to help safeguard social stability.
By Ferdinand Gehringer and Eike Kraft
The geopolitical situation is forcing Europe to reduce its dependencies and build on its own strengths. This presents an opportunity for green technologies. If European cleantech companies make strategic use of this opportunity, they can also shape the next industrial era.
By Daniel Rexhausen and Anja Huber
Immigration from India to Germany has more than doubled since 2020. The changing composition of migrants and an unregulated recruitment system pose risks to the labor market and social acceptance.
By David Kipp and Seeta Sharma
The growth opportunities in the defense sector are enormous – but a lack of legal certainty is holding the civilian industry back from entering the market. Furthermore, pre-financing is often hardly feasible, according to the opinion by attorneys at the law firm Gleiss Lutz.
By Redaktion Table
The WTO rules are under pressure from geopolitical tensions and new trade instruments. The upcoming Ministerial Conference will be a crucial test for the future of the multilateral trading system.
By Holger Bingmann and Oliver Wiek
