Digital policy: EPP presents position paper
The conservatives in the EU Parliament have defined their digital policy positions. The paper was adopted by the group on Monday.
Von Corinna Visser
The conservatives in the EU Parliament have defined their digital policy positions. The paper was adopted by the group on Monday.
Von Corinna Visser
On Oct. 7, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) will make a decision that could have a profound impact on the digital landscape. At stake is the future of an established business model that provides millions of users with access to digital content – and enables sustainable financing for media companies and digital services.
Von Bernd Nauen
The many changes of heads of government are putting a strain on the European Community’s ability to act – especially in terms of economic policy. President Macron only has a few options left.
Von Till Hoppe und Claire Stam
The EU Commission is proposing to redirect the Russian state bank funds held by Euroclear to the Ukraine without legally confiscating them. In doing so, the authority wants to choose a path that cannot be blocked by individual member states.
Von Janos Allenbach-Ammann
For the first time, more electricity was generated worldwide from renewable energies than from coal. The rapid expansion of solar and wind power completely covered the growth in electricity demand in the first half of the year.
Von Nico Beckert
The German Solar Industry Association is calling for a legally defined target for the expansion of battery storage systems. It is calling for a quadrupling of the capacities installed to date by 2030.
Von Lisa Kuner
The Brussels authority wants to present the successor regulation to the Steel Safeguards. A draft has already been leaked.
Von Alex Veit
A ban on meat names for veggie products, mandatory written purchase contracts for agricultural products and the relaxation of environmental regulations for farmers: The EU Parliament is set to vote on several controversial issues this week.
Von Julia Dahm
The Commission President is trying to win votes by appealing to the unity of the EU in the face of the threat posed by Vladimir Putin. Both the radical right and the left have submitted a vote of no confidence.
Von Markus Grabitz
The rejection of chat control in the federal government appears to be crumbling. This would change the majority situation in the Council. The regulation to combat sexual abuse would then come into force after all.
Von Corinna Visser