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SOTEU: what von der Leyen announced – and what is just repacked

Ursula von der Leyen received much praise for her speech in the European Parliament yesterday. A second look reveals that some of her proposals have merely been repackaged. But there were surprises, such as the strong emphasis on the middle class. An overview of the most important points and initial assessments.

By Redaktion Table

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Europe Greens: Ska Keller on the verge of stepping down

According to information available to Europe.Table, the Greens in the European Parliament are disappointed with the work of their group leader Ska Keller. She will likely not run again for the post in the 2024 European elections. It has already been decided who will succeed the 40-year-old.

By Markus Grabitz

Anton Hofreiter (Grüne) ist Vorsitzender des Europaausschusses im Bundestag.
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Anton Hofreiter: 'The crisis makes pragmatists of us all'

In an interview with Till Hoppe and Falk Steiner, the Green politician talks about reserve nuclear power plants and European solidarity, a new edition of the EU recovery fund and the need to strengthen the EU Commission and the European Parliament.

By Till Hoppe

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Outlook: the fall agenda for sustainability

Lawsuits against the taxonomy, negotiations on the battery regulation, work on the supply chain law and a new bouquet of proposals on the circular economy – this fall, sustainability in Brussels and Strasbourg will be colorful.

By Leonie Düngefeld

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Giorgia Meloni: both nationalist and pro-European?

The polls ahead of the parliamentary elections in two weeks point to a victory for Giorgia Meloni's Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italy) party. However, the center-right alliance is avoiding attacks against Brussels.

By Isabel Cuesta Camacho

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Top position in the EU Parliament: Italian favorite has best chances

After 13 years, Klaus Welle is stepping down at the head of the administration in the European Parliament. Four candidates are vying to succeed him in tonight's election. What do the party families hope to gain from the deal they wrestled over until the very end?

By Markus Grabitz