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DMA: TikTok remains gatekeeper

TikTok has lost its lawsuit against its designation as a gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The General Court of the European Union has dismissed the case.

By Corinna Visser

Serbia clears the way for extensive lithium production

One of Europe's largest lithium reserves is said to be located in western Serbia – now the government has given the green light for extraction. According to media reports, Scholz is due to travel to Serbia on Friday.

By Redaktion Table

An adapted cohesion policy is indispensable

The EU has many tasks but little money: Ahead of the negotiations on the future EU financial framework, structural policy is therefore taking center stage. A strong but adapted cohesion policy is indispensable, argues Thomas Schwab, an economist at the Bertelsmann Stiftung.

By Redaktion Table

France: Attal resigns, Tubiana possible successor

France's previous government led by Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is only continuing to work on a caretaker basis. A new government is not yet in sight and the left-wing alliance is still divided. A new appointment, however, is causing a stir.

By Claire Stam

CO2 fleet legislation contradicts Paris climate targets

The EU must immediately and comprehensively reform the CO2 fleet regulation of passenger cars. This is the demand of a group of researchers led by Thomas Koch from Karlsruhe KIT. Otherwise, the sector will be at odds with the Paris climate targets in 2030.

By Markus Grabitz