One of Europe's most renowned climate researchers is calling on European decision-makers to adhere to scientific findings on climate change even after the European elections.
By Lukas Knigge
Change at Germany's largest European political network: Anna-Maija Mertens succeeds Linn Selle.
By Till Hoppe
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has announced another peace summit in Switzerland – "in a few months." Although he did not specify who would host it and who would take part, Zelenskiy clarified that he wants to hold talks with Russia with international support.
By Viktor Funk
The law on the restoration of nature, which is controversial among farmers, could surprisingly clear the final hurdle on Monday. Austria's Environment Minister Leonore Gewessler announced her approval on Sunday, citing the risk of flooding as one of the reasons.
By Manuel Berkel
The weakening of Emmanuel Macron and the coalition government is one of the worst news of these European elections. It is no coincidence that the propaganda work of internationally networked, anti-democratic forces is particularly focused on these countries ahead of the elections to the Bundestag and the French presidency. This gives rise to a mandate for the pro-European forces in the EU Parliament.
By Redaktion Table
Before the election, the Greens set clear conditions for cooperation with the EPP. After the election defeat, they are now literally begging to be included in the informal coalition talks. Behind this is a plan.
By Lukas Knigge
Correction from Europe.Table: Urban Keussen, Chief Technology Officer of energy supplier EWE, was not elected President of the European Association of Public Utilities Cedec on June 12 as reported. Keussen is running for the election, which is to take place on June 19.
By Redaktion Table
After the regional and federal parliamentary elections in Belgium, King Philippe has tasked Flemish nationalist Bart De Wever (N-VA) with the exploratory talks for forming a government. Both are pushing for a swift process.
By Eric Bonse
Refugees from Ukraine can stay in the European Union without issues for an additional year. German Interior Minister Faeser used the announcement to call for a better distribution of asylum seekers.
By Redaktion Table