Germany's neighbors are once again pushing for a change in the law to abolish the German gas storage levy. The Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs considers a subsequent amendment to the law to be possible. What the adoption now depends on.
By Manuel Berkel
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized on Thursday that there are currently no plans to deploy foreign troops in Ukraine to secure a ceasefire. He discussed with Macron in Warsaw how peace could be maintained in Ukraine as soon as it arrived.
By Gabriel Bub
The German government wants to limit the number of takeovers that the EU Commission has to review. Digital companies are to be asked to pay more for supervision.
By Till Hoppe
The EPP Group has adopted the position paper on the future of the automotive industry. Jens Gieseke, who drafted the paper, expects the positions to be reflected in the strategic dialog that Ursula von der Leyen intends to launch soon.
By Markus Grabitz
The EU imposes new sanctions on Russia. Several ships with Russian oil on board will no longer be allowed to enter European ports.
By Redaktion Table
The European Commission wants to prevent migrants from being sent to the EU via Russia and Belarus. To this end, it is providing an additional €170 million for the bordering countries.
By Marion Bergermann
The free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur is intended to guarantee the Mercosur states "benevolent" consideration in the assessment of deforestation risk under the deforestation regulation.
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At the World LNG Summit in Berlin, the industry reveals why it expects further growth for liquefied natural gas and customers willing to pay for it. Meanwhile, according to experts, the new Trump administration wants to "eliminate" climate regulations for methane leaks.
By Manuel Berkel
The gas company SEFE continues to see a tense gas supply situation in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. CEO Egbert Laege warned the EU against complacency at the World LNG Summit in Berlin.
By Manuel Berkel
Although the pro-German Donald Tusk is in power in Poland, relations between Berlin and Warsaw are not particularly close. CDU chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz wants to change this and is already seeking contact with Tusk.
By Stefan Braun
