The European Commission is confident of reaching a political agreement with India to sign a free trade pack by the end of January. However, CBAM remains a sticking point in the negotiations.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
When VfB Stuttgart walk into the Stadio Olimpico in Rome this Thursday, I won’t be there. As a German citizen, I’m not allowed to support AS Roma live in the Europa League.
By Almut Siefert
In a party conference motion, the CDU’s association for small and medium-sized businesses the its employee advocacy association have questioned existing climate targets. Social and climate experts from the party executive will now work with the authors on a joint paper.
By Bernhard Pötter
The German government has defended its climate policy before the Federal Constitutional Court in several expert opinions, which have been obtained by Table.Briefings, pointing to future adaptation options and the responsibility of other levels such as the European Union.
By Alexandra Endres
The US has long vacillated between enthusiasm and rejection of climate action. But under the second Trump administration, the system has reached a new level. What is needed now is close cooperation with US climate activists and their partners worldwide.
By Jennifer Morgan
To ensure that not only high earners benefit from energy cooperatives, changes will be needed on the part of both cooperatives and policymakers. This is the conclusion of a new study by the Oeko Institute.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
The German government is planning an amendment to the Environmental Appeals Act, with the aim of placing greater restrictions on environmental associations as plaintiffs. Environmental organizations are warning that their ability to legally enforce measures to protect the environment would be restricted.
By Alexandra Endres
According to the latest estimates, greenhouse gas emissions in France fell by 1.6% in 2025 – significantly less than the 4.6% required annually to achieve the country’s 2030 climate targets. To reverse this trend, the government is now increasingly focusing on electrification.
By Claire Stam
The German Renewable Energy Federation warns of a slowdown in renewable energy expansion in Germany. However, the Ministry for Economic Affairs has signaled that it will provide limited support to the industry and rejects calls to accelerate action.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
