The EU Trade Commissioner is trying to bring momentum to the negotiations in the trade dispute with the USA. In the tariff conflict with China, President Trump creates an exception for electronic devices – but only temporarily.
Von Jörn Petring
How Friedrich Merz intends to staff and restructure his chancellor's office remains to be seen. We show which names are being considered for which posts.
Von Stefan Braun
For months, tens of thousands of Serbian citizens have been protesting against the government, which they accuse of corruption and oppression. Now President Vučić is responding with a "counter-protest."
Von Redaktion Table
The deputy EU ambassadors approved the negotiating mandate for the extension of the Gas Storage Regulation on Friday. The Parliament published preliminary compromise proposals. It wants to weaken the Commission's control options.
Von Manuel Berkel
The European Commission has imposed fines on more than a dozen major car manufacturers. Anti-competitive agreements on the recycling of end-of-life vehicles are alleged to have been in place for over 15 years.
Von Marion Bergermann
The Commission admits that the EPP's criticism of some contracts with NGOs is justified. It will ensure that NGOs no longer lobby the European Parliament with EU taxpayers' money.
Von Markus Grabitz
In order to protect car manufacturers from fines, the EU Commission wants to revise the CO₂ fleet regulation for new cars. Manufacturers still have to meet the targets, but over a longer period of time.
Von Lukas Knigge
In a speech that was combative by her standards, the Commission President assured Parliament that the EU would negotiate tariffs with the USA from a position of strength.
Von Marc Winkelmann
Four years before the legal date for phasing out coal, Finland will no longer use the fossil fuel to generate electricity and heat this spring. The supply is secured even in extremely cold winters.
Von Manuel Berkel
