Following unsuccessful negotiations leading up to a final deadline in the Council, it is expected that a conciliation committee will be convened. The Council and Parliament must then agree on a joint draft within that committee.
By Marion Bergermann
When talking about security, we must consider the people who pay their bills, shop, or use digital services every day.
By Ramona Pop
The EU Commission is planning measures to strengthen citizen energy. The aim is to ease the financial burden on households by enabling people to have their own solar power systems and energy communities. But it is concerned about aggressive online advertising.
By Manuel Berkel
With billions of yuan in digital cash giveaways, Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance are launching a fresh subsidy war for Lunar New Year – even as Beijing has spent months insisting it wants to curb destructive price wars.
By Jörn Petring and Marcel Grzanna
Following the failure of negotiations on the reform of air passenger rights, a conciliation committee will now be convened between the European Parliament and the Council. Parliament has appointed the members of its delegation.
By Marion Bergermann and Markus Grabitz
The Commission wants to simplify Europe’s digital law with the Digital Omnibus. However, simplification should not be confused with deregulation.
By Michaela Schröder
In an own-initiative report, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) call for targeted monitoring of breaches of the rules and more transparency for consumers in the European single market.
By Corinna Visser
In 2024, investigators in the EU seized counterfeit products with an estimated sales value of EUR 3.8 billion. The majority of them originate from China and Turkey and pose challenges for the EU.
By Marion Bergermann
