On March 17 and 19, the Hamm Higher Regional Court will continue to hear the lawsuit Peruvian mountain guide Saúl Luciano Lliuya filed against RWE. Ostensibly, the case is about 17,000 euros. But if Lliuya wins, many more climate lawsuits against companies could follow.
By Alexandra Endres
The EU Commission summarizes the state of Europe's waters in various reports. The data shows only a few improvements, which officials also attribute to more comprehensive measurements.
By Alex Veit
In an interview, Christoph Heusgen, head of the Munich Security Conference (MSC), said that NATO membership and Greenland's accession to the EU are conceivable.
By Redaktion Table
In three weeks, the Commission intends to present its plan for lower energy prices. Gas is to play a more central role in this than initially assumed. At a meeting with the energy industry, Dan Jørgensen announced further priorities.
By Manuel Berkel
Three omnibus packages are now planned for the summer in the Commission's draft work program. In addition to the project on reporting obligations, there are to be legislative proposals for reducing bureaucracy and for a new definition of SMEs.
By Markus Grabitz
The German Hospital Federation sees an enormous need for investment in the climate-neutral transformation of hospitals. A report provides concrete figures.
By Maximilian Stascheit
Was the EU Commission allowed to withhold funds earmarked for Poland because of a decision to impose a penalty payment? The former government did not think so and took legal action. The court ruled in favor of the Commission.
By Redaktion Table
The German Avebe potato starch factory in Prignitz/Wendland also supplies to China. The People's Republic accuses it and others of dumping prices and imposes tariffs for another five years.
By Marcel Grzanna
After a construction period of seven months, the Tesla Shanghai Megafactory will start series production next Tuesday. The factory will produce energy storage batteries.
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China's National Radio and Television Authority is planning to make the broadcasting of micro-dramas subject to licensing. The vertically shot, minute-long films have become very popular in recent years.
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