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EPP summit: What Merz, Weber and von der Leyen are planning

CDU leader Friedrich Merz will welcome nine Christian Democrat heads of state and government in Berlin at the end of the week. It's about Europe's competitiveness and Donald Trump. As Chancellor, Merz could push through his own agenda with two powerful allies.

By Till Hoppe

Nuclear fusion: Why expectations are too high

A TAB study sheds light on the challenges that still need to be overcome on the way to a fusion power plant. It is questionable whether nuclear fusion will still fit into our energy system in the second half of the century.

By Markus Weisskopf

EU Commission pays Ukraine first tranche of €3 billion

An important signal before Donald Trump takes office: the EU Commission has paid Ukraine a first tranche of €3 billion, which is secured with the interest gains from frozen Russian state assets as part of the G7 initiative.

By Stephan Israel

Survey: EU fails to accomplish important tasks

According to a Forsa survey, the European Union is failing to distribute asylum seekers fairly and provide incentives for economic growth. According to the respondents, Germany has lost influence.

By Till Hoppe

NGT: How experts assess Poland's proposal on patents

After Belgium and Hungary failed to compromise on EU genetic engineering law in the Council, the Polish Council Presidency is trying its luck. However, there are doubts about the legal certainty of its proposal.

By Julia Dahm

What the EU could do against Kremlin propaganda in its backyard

The Balkans are a testing ground and a gateway for Russian propaganda, which even reaches EU states such as Austria. Southeast Europe expert Thomas Brey explains what the EU can do to counter toxic disinformation and which country could be the next to topple.

By Experts Table.Briefings