Around 15,000 employees and job seekers in ten EU member states were asked about their satisfaction with their working conditions, salary and democracy.
By Okan Bellikli
Qualified majority decisions in the Council can increase Europe's ability to act in EU foreign and security policy, writes a group of European academics. However, the member states are resisting their introduction. Now so-called "sovereignty safety nets" could help the reform achieve a breakthrough.
By Experts Table.Briefings
In their final reports on "greenwashing" risks, the European financial supervisory authorities warn that not all financial products that advertise themselves as environmentally friendly keep their promises. The number of doubtful cases is increasing.
By Redaktion Table
Instead of €1.75 billion, the lignite company Leag will only receive €1.2 billion for the coal phase-out. The remaining sum depends on future electricity and CO2 prices – and on a formula that the public has not yet been informed of.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
TikTok is playing a role in the European election campaign, particularly when it comes to courting first-time voters. The AfD appears to be campaigning successfully on the social network. How big is TikTok's influence on the elections? And how else can parties reach young people?
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According to information obtained by Table.Briefings, the EU Commission is considering extending the industrial quota for green hydrogen that will apply from 2030 to hydrogen derivatives such as ammonia and methanol. Read why the CDU sees this as a threat to the location.
By Manuel Berkel
Poland will spend more than €700 million to strengthen its cybersecurity. This was announced by the government in Warsaw following several cyberattacks against a news agency and critical infrastructure.
By Redaktion Table
The EU is facing a significant population decline in the coming decades. Statisticians have calculated how much migration would have to increase each year for the trend to reverse.
By Redaktion Table
