The multibillion-euro “Scale-up Europe” fund, with which the EU Commission wants to promote the growth of start-up companies, is taking shape – but so far with no participation from the German financial sector.
Von Silke Wettach
The impacts of climate change are disproportionately expensive for EU member states. An analysis shows that they exceed investments in climate protection by many times.
Von Lukas Bayer
Europe’s decision to ban Russian gas is a historic shift. But as Donald Trump links energy exports to trade and foreign policy concessions, the EU risks replacing one form of dependence with another.
Von Thijs Van de Graaf
Andrius Kubilius, EU Commissioner for Defense and Space, explains in an interview with Table.Briefings on the sidelines of the Berlin Global Dialogue why there is a need for more than just an “Eastern Flank Watch” and how the structural problems of the European defense industry can be solved.
Von Wilhelmine Stenglin
Surprise for German states and municipalities: The Bundeswehr is likely to put some of its old properties back into operation — putting a spanner in the works of municipalities' plans.
Von Viktor Funk und Lisa-Martina Klein
Since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began, there have been repeated deadly incidents. The latest escalation takes the situation to a new level.
Von Wilhelmine Stenglin
Following the takeover of power by the RSF, the population is now threatened by a new wave of violence and displacement. The UN warns of massacres and calls for immediate action.
Von Maria Mitrov
When Friedrich Merz meets Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday, one item on the agenda will be Eurofighter fighter jets that Turkey wants to buy from the UK.
Von Lisa-Martina Klein
The founder of the European Defense Tech Hub wants to connect young programmers, engineers and other interested players with the defense industry. European defense tech start-ups stand to benefit.
Von Robert Wallenhauer
Japan began early on to free itself from dangerous economic dependencies. But there are two sides to this industrial policy. What Europe can learn from Japan's path to technological sovereignty – and where caution is advised.
Von Corinna Visser
