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Expert advice: Next German government must guarantee climate finance

Council of Experts on Climate Change: The next German government must set the right course for climate action and secure funding. But higher defense and education spending could lead to distribution conflicts, warns the biennial report. It outlines solutions and where action needs to be taken.

By Nico Beckert

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Albuquerque: Future Financial Markets Commissioner confirmed

The Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs confirmed the Commissioner-designate for Financial Markets Maria Luís Albuquerque (EPP). During the hearing, the Portuguese Commissioner emphasized the importance of banking stability, a more integrated capital market, and a simpler framework for sustainable finance.

By Table.Briefings

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How Robert Habeck envisions the EU's future

Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck wants to reform the distribution of power in EU bodies and is calling for European competencies in foreign and security policy. Germany will ultimately benefit from a fiscal union.

By Manuel Berkel

Opinion

We don't need to tax the rich – the market helps the climate more

Raising taxes on the rich would punish prosperity without saving the climate. On the other hand, emissions trading plus climate money is effective, efficient and social at the same time – and therefore ideal for the green transformation.

By Experts Table.Briefings

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EIB presents action plan for dual-use investments

At the meeting of EU finance ministers in Luxembourg, EIB President Nadia Calviño presented an action plan with which the bank intends to boost investment in the European defense industry. However, no concrete steps are expected before June.

By Table.Briefings

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Italian parliament rejects ESM reform

Three years ago, the finance ministers of the eurozone countries agreed on a reform of the ESM euro bailout fund. However, the Italian parliament is now blocking the project with its "no" vote.

By Redaktion Table

German finance minster Christian Lindner (L) and French minister for the economy, finance and industrial and digital sovereignty Bruno Le Maire (R) speak to the media before the beginning of the Informal Meeting of European Union Economic and Financial Affairs Ministers. The main discussed topic of the meeting was fiscal policy, fiscal sustainability, direct taxation within European Union and financial help to the Ukraine. Prague Czech Republic - ZUMAs197 20220909_zaa_s197_347 Copyright: xTomasxTkacikx
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Agreement on debt rules

The EU finance ministers have agreed on a reform of the European debt rules. This was made possible by a step-by-step agreement between Germany and France.

By Max Mustermann