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Agricultural markets in the EU relatively stable

Despite global conflicts and extreme weather, the European Commission is forecasting rising harvests for cereals and oilseeds. There will be losses in sugar and wine.

By Marion Bergermann

Talk of the Town | Handelsstreit

July 29th, 2025

Trade deal: Commission defends itself against criticism

France's head of government Bayrou criticizes the EU for submitting to Trump with the agreement. Trade Commissioner Šefčovič disagrees. Quite a few details still need to be negotiated.

By Till Hoppe

News

July 29th, 2025

Israel to be partially excluded from EU research program

In view of the worsening situation of the people in Gaza, the EU Commission is calling for a partial suspension of Horizon Europe with Israel. This concerns the promotion of start-ups and small companies.

By Marion Bergermann

Autoproduktion von Renault in Douai, Frankreich. 05/03/2025

Feature | Handelsstreit

July 29th, 2025

Trade deal: Why car and machine manufacturers are cautious

The key industries are relieved that the period of uncertainty is over. However, they fear rising costs and are not ruling out relocating factories.

By Markus Grabitz and Till Hoppe

Interview | EU-Kommission

July 28th, 2025

EU research framework in FP10: Dreher warns against watering down structures

Is the next EU framework program faltering? In an interview with Table.Briefings, innovation researcher Carsten Dreher warns against structural shifts in FP10 – and calls on Member States to be more creative before Brussels creates facts.

By Nicola Kuhrt

Markus Blume, Bayerischer Staatsminister für Wissenschaft und Kunst Aufnahmedatum 30.06.2025

News | Zeitenwende in der Forschung

July 28th, 2025

Turning point in security policy: Why the calls for an end to the civil clause are getting louder

The Bavarian minister of science is fueling the debate over the civil clause. Bavaria’s armed forces law is seen as a model to follow. Support comes from the chair of military history in Potsdam. The prevailing sentiment: The era of pacifism is over.

By Tim Gabel

EU-Kommissionspräsidentin Ursula von der Leyen und US-Präsident Donald Trump verkünden Einigung im Zollstreit.

Feature | Zölle

July 28th, 2025

Tariff deal with Trump: The agricultural sector gets off lightly

The USA and the EU are avoiding an escalation of the trade conflict. In the agricultural sector, however, many details of the deal are still unclear. The consequences for the sector in Germany appear to be manageable. One industry could suffer in particular.

By Steffen Bach and Julia Dahm

News | GAP-Reform

July 28th, 2025

CAP reform: How the Commission plans to deal with market crises and extreme weather conditions

The EU Commission wants to reorganize the crisis funds for farmers in the event of market disruptions and natural disasters. Experts are surprised at the priorities set by the Brussels authority.

By Julia Dahm

News | Klima in Zahlen

July 28th, 2025

Climate in figures: India celebrates record expansion of renewables

India added more renewables in the first half of 2025 than ever before. However, a "real energy transition" has not yet been initiated, say analysts.

By Nico Beckert

News | China

July 28th, 2025

Hydropower: China gives green light for mega dam

China has decided to build a mega dam in Tibet. The project should be able to generate three times more electricity per year than the Three Gorges Dam. Neighboring countries and environmentalists warn of the consequences.

By Nico Beckert