The US delegation with Vice-President Vance and his wife will arrive in Greenland on Friday. However, following protests on the island and from Copenhagen, the visitors have canceled the tourist part, which is also welcomed in Brussels.
By Stephan Israel
After much pressure from the business community and the EPP, the member states want to postpone two controversial sustainability laws for companies. The supply chain law (CSDDD) is to be applied a year later, and the sustainability reporting directive (CSRD) is not to come into force until 2027.
By Marion Bergermann
The head of French energy giant Total Energies is in favor of an energy agreement between the EU and the USA. The background to this is rising gas prices in the United States. Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen wants to keep US gas imports out of a potential trade conflict.
By Till Hoppe
The EU Commission presented a new crisis preparedness strategy on Wednesday. It proposes 30 measures to ensure that member states are better prepared for complex threats ranging from cyber attacks and disinformation campaigns to natural disasters.
By Stephan Israel
The European Union has rejected calls for an end to its sanctions policy against Russia. Work is continuing on a 17th sanctions package.
By Redaktion Table
The revision of the fleet limits is to be presented by the Commission next Tuesday.
By Lukas Knigge
As a result of the coalition negotiations on energy policy, the Social Democrats want to examine splitting the electricity bidding zone. However, the CDU/CSU are against a split. They agree to redefine the areas of offshore wind farms in the North Sea together with other countries.
By Manuel Berkel
In political scientist Manuel Müller's seat projection for the European Parliament, far-right parties made the biggest gains. And center-right parties were almost always the main sufferers. The left-wing group also made gains.
By Redaktion Table
