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Macron on Schäuble: France has lost a friend

French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to Wolfgang Schäuble at the state ceremony in the Bundestag. The deceased politician was a great servant of Germany, a great European and a great friend of Germany.

By Okan Bellikli

EU foreign ministers agree on naval mission in Red Sea

The foreign ministers reached an agreement in principle on securing commercial shipping in the Red Sea. However, many details are still unresolved. There is also little progress in the dispute over a two-state solution in the Middle East. The EU increases pressure on Israel, but a ten-point plan for negotiations fails to gain majority support.

By Eric Bonse

EU prepares for Trump's return

The EU has done a lot for its strategic autonomy in recent years. However, many experts doubt that it is equipped for a return of Donald Trump. The leaders in Brussels, Berlin and Paris suspect that they will soon be faced with difficult decisions.

By Till Hoppe

Landwirtschaft Auf einem Rapsfeld am Rand von Dresden, werden Pflanzenschutzmittel ausgebracht. Bannewitz Sachsen GERMANY *** Agriculture On a rapeseed field on the outskirts of Dresden, crop protection products are applied Bannewitz Saxony GERMANY

Commission launches strategic dialog on agriculture

The Commission is launching a strategic dialog on agriculture. The group of experts will be chaired by Peter Strohschneider, who has already led the Commission for the Future of Agriculture (ZKL) at the national level. The group of experts is expected to present its findings in late summer.

By Markus Grabitz

GIA: setting the course in the trilogue

With the Gigabit Infrastructure Act, the Commission has made a proposal to accelerate broadband expansion. The Parliament wants even more while the Member States prefer less change. The points of contention in the trilogue.

By Corinna Visser