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Climate politician Andreas Jung: 'The electricity price must not become even more of a social issue'

Andreas Jung is the spokesperson for climate and energy for the CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the Bundestag. In an interview with Alex Veit, the deputy chairman of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) explains what the political party bloc sees as a business-friendly climate transformation, whether efficiency and technological openness are not contradictory, and his opinion of the joint vote with the far-right AfD.

By Alex Veit

GAP: researchers’ recommendations for small farms

According to a new study, providing special support for small farms through EU agricultural subsidies is only effective under certain conditions. They recommend "more rather than less conditionality." These findings were criticized by the European Parliament's Committee on Agriculture.

By Julia Dahm

Bayrou gets state budget through parliament

Because France still did not have a national budget for this year, the French Prime Minister pushed it through the National Assembly with a special clause and without a vote. His minority government is now facing the next vote of no confidence. However, it is expected to survive the vote.

By Redaktion Table

Eco-association: 'The AI Act must now become practicable'

The first bans of the AI Act are already in force. However, parts of the law are still too unclear, too vaguely formulated, criticizes Alexander Rabe, Managing Director of the Eco Association of the Internet Industry. This poses the risk of inconsistent national implementation.

By Corinna Visser

OpenEuroLLM: Europe builds its own large language model

The Commission has awarded the multilingual AI project OpenEuroLLM the Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP) label. The participants are developing powerful open-source language models for all official EU languages.

By Corinna Visser