The Council has approved additional aid for workers who are at risk of unemployment. This extends the Globalization Adjustment Fund (EGF) through Dec. 31, 2027.
By Marion Bergermann
With the Industrial Accelerator Act, the Commission is aiming to protect emerging key industries from competition from China and other countries. The German government’s comments now indicate how Berlin intends to further develop the draft.
By Manuel Berkel
It appears that the Patriots for Europe group in the European Parliament have been involved in receiving questionable donations and awarding contracts without a bidding process. Apparently they adopted these financial practices from their predecessor, the Identity and Democracy group.
By Markus Grabitz
The new state government aims to establish Baden-Württemberg as a leading region in defense research and industry, with Bavaria as its main rival.
By Katharina Horban
Following Christian Schmidt’s resignation as High Representative, European policymakers are working to maintain unity so as to contain efforts by Russia and the US to destabilize the region and further weaken Bosnia and Herzegovina.
By Markus Bickel and Stephan Israel
The Global Public Policy Institute views Europe’s inadequate strategic stockpiling of critical raw materials as a major shortcoming in its security policy. Berlin must take the lead in addressing this issue – with the help of the defense industry.
By Markus Bickel
Following the end of the Hungarian blockade, the EU has agreed on sanctions against extremist settlers. Many member states consider this insufficient and are calling for tougher measures, such as trade sanctions against products from settlements.
By Stephan Israel
The collaboration is specifically aimed at detecting drones at an early stage and intercepting them using jamming signals, interceptor drones, or possibly laser beams.
By Redaktion Table
With his visit to his Ukrainian counterpart, Fedorov, in Ukraine, German Defense Minister Pistorius hopes to strengthen defense cooperation. German defense contractors also hope to benefit.
By Viktor Funk
Anyone who wants to build the strongest conventional army in Europe must not leave the industrial backbone of the land forces without effective German control, writes the director of the Edina think tank.
By Christian Mölling
