On Sunday, Romania will once again attempt to elect a president. The right-wing candidate Simion is ahead in the polls. He sees himself as the representative of the nationalist Georgescu, who was excluded from the election.
By Frank Stier
Electric cars are still significantly more expensive than combustion engines. The SPD therefore wants to launch a subsidy program for low-income households. There is support from parts of the CDU/CSU.
By Carsten Hübner
The new Trump administration and an increasingly aggressive China pose similar challenges for Australia as for Europe. On May 3, Australians will elect a new parliament, and the new government might want to look at Germany's "Zeitenwende" for inspiration.
By Gabriel Bub
Europe must provide incentives and build up pressure in its dealings with Azerbaijan in order to get Baku to sign the peace agreement with Armenia quickly, writes former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen in today's Opinion.
By Experts Table.Briefings
The German Marshall Fund has a new president: Alexandra de Hoop Scheffer is the first European woman to take over the post.
By Redaktion Table
Anyone asking Brussels about new legislative measures in the area of employment and social affairs is currently being put off. Some projects are even being delayed, even though they were thought to be in the bag.
By Alina Leimbach
The Chancellor-designate wants German Votes to become the absolute exception. Two experienced Europe experts are to ensure this.
By Till Hoppe
The civilian orientation of the Horizon Europe research program seemed to be an immovable principle of EU research funding. This is now to be softened, at least in some areas.
By Markus Weisskopf
