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IW-Studie: Krankenkassen brauchen Ausgabenreform

Die Gesetzlichen Krankenkassen schließen das Jahr mit einem Milliarden-Minus ab. IW-Forscher Jochen Pimpertz kritisiert, dass Politik und Kassen nur über Einnahmen reden. Er hat die Ausgabendynamik analysiert und sieht dort Potenzial.

Von Annette Bruhns

Analyse

Nach der Freigabe der Gelder für Ungarn: EU-Parlament warnt von der Leyen

Ihre Wiederwahl zur Kommissionspräsidentin sei keine Formsache, sagen die frühere grüne Spitzenkandidatin Ska Keller und andere Abgeordnete. Vor allem ihr Umgang mit dem Rechtsstaat in Ungarn sorgt für massive Verstimmung. Es geht aber auch um eine Reform des Wahlverfahrens.

Von Eric Bonse

Feature

EU Parliament warns von der Leyen

Her re-election as Commission President is not a formality, say former Green top candidate Ska Keller and other MEPs. Above all, her treatment of the rule of law in Hungary is causing massive disgruntlement. But it is also about reforming the election procedure.

Von Eric Bonse

Feature

EMFA: more media protection – but shortcomings remain

It was supposed to be the EU's answer to the death of journalists and guarantee journalistic freedom and independence: the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA). What remains of the project after Friday's agreement and what it can achieve.

Von Falk Steiner

Feature

Japan's pragmatic version of value-based diplomacy

Germany is not the only country to pursue a values-based foreign policy, with democracy and human rights at its core. However, the results in the Land of the Rising Sun are also meager. Ultimately, the Japanese aim to separate themselves from China.

Von Redaktion Table

Interview

'Chinese diplomats don't talk about human rights in Kenya'

China uses Kenya as a stepping stone into the African market. However, in an interview conducted by Fabian Peltsch, risk analyst Dismas Kizito Mokua warns that Chinese investors must consider local interests more if they want to be successful.

Von Fabian Peltsch

News

FDP criticizes agreement on due diligence obligations

FDP Federal Vice-President Johannes Vogel criticizes the agreements on the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and the EU Platform Directive. In an interview with Table.Media, he describes the results as "blows against Europe as a business location."

Von Leonie Düngefeld