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ESF+: Employers want funding tied to reforms

The Confederation of German Employers' Associations (BDA) wants funding from the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) to be conditional on countries implementing recommendations from the European Semester. Projects focusing on employment and competitiveness should receive priority funding.

By Alina Leimbach

Manuel Müller, Politikwissenschaftler
Opinion

If the European elections were held this Sunday

In the seat projection by political scientist Manuel Müller, the coalition backing Ursula von der Leyen has dropped to an all-time low. If elections were held now, the “eternal grand coalition” would likely be forced to expand once again.

By Manuel Müller