After the 2024 European elections, Table.Briefings publishes the second projection by political scientist Manuel Müller on the composition of the next EU Parliament. The far-right parties in the European Parliament are experiencing a new all-time high.
By Redaktion Table
The EU agriculture ministers want to position themselves on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) with a joint declaration. A draft available to Table.Briefings shows what priorities they could set.
By Julia Dahm
Germany has been criticized for its border controls. However, the German government apparently wants to stick with them for the time being. It is waiting for European solutions to protect the EU's external borders.
By Eric Bonse
Zelenskyi knows that Ukraine's resilience depends on arms supplies from Western partners. On Thursday, he traveled to London, Paris and Rome. Today he is expected in Berlin. The Ukrainian president always has his plan for victory in his luggage, which he explains to the European NATO partners.
By Gabriel Bub
France and Germany are divided over the tariffs on electric cars manufactured in China. German manufacturers have several reasons to oppose the tariffs, one of which concerns the EU's climate targets.
By Markus Grabitz
The US has implemented the key elements of the data protection framework that regulates the transfer of personal data from the EU to US organizations. This is the result of an audit report that the Commission has now presented.
By Corinna Visser
This is probably not how Viktor Orbán imagined his appearance in Strasbourg for Hungary's EU Council Presidency. In the crossfire of criticism, Hungary's head of government found himself on the defensive in the EU Parliament.
By Stephan Israel
In order to boost the European capital markets, the EU Commission wants to simplify the securitization of bank loans. It has initiated a consultation procedure to prepare a legislative proposal.
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In the European Parliament, outgoing Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas has announced that the EU will take swift action against high housing costs. Something should be done quickly, especially with regard to energy prices.
By Alina Leimbach
Parliament and the Commission are negotiating a new framework agreement for their cooperation: MEPs are pushing for more say in crisis measures and a commitment from Ursula von der Leyen's authority to question existing laws more closely.
By Till Hoppe
