The savings banks and cooperative banks support a European capital markets union. However, the institutions do not want to be liable for the risky business activities of major international banks, according to the heads of their associations.
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In the run-up to the European elections, Table.Media regularly publishes a current projection by political scientist Manuel Müller on the composition of the next European Parliament. Around 100 days before the European elections, the Christian Democratic EPP is extending its lead. It could expect seven more seats than in the last projection.
By Markus Grabitz
The new Polish government is also taking a different approach to climate policy than its right-wing populist predecessors. This opens up new opportunities for European cooperation, says our author.
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The new strongman at the helm of China's financial regulator is known for his boldness and for stimulating the economy with megaprojects. Initiatives labeled "green" could benefit from his appointment.
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In 104 days, the European elections of 2024 will begin. The European Parliament has now started the engine in order to tackle what it identified as two main challenges: motivating EU citizens to vote and fighting disinformation.
By Claire Stam
Our China Perspective column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today, we look at how former professor and dissident Cai Xia explains the rise of Xi.
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China cannot singlehandedly lower global energy prices, but it can tackle deflation at home. After years of maintaining a conservative macroeconomic policy stance, the time has come for a new round of fiscal and monetary expansion.
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A key to achieving climate neutrality lies in scaling up innovative technologies that reduce our emissions while promoting prosperity. The EU has two concrete levers to implement the Green Deal.
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There have been five shootings in Brussels in the space of a week. Drug trafficking is booming in the European capital, and settlements between rival gangs are becoming increasingly frequent. Belgium's political response remains opaque.
By Claire Stam
Among foreign journalists, an "invitation to have a tea" is synonymous with an interrogation method used by state security. Now, the term "having tea" is officially entering the vocabulary.
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