EU Council President António Costa and Foreign Affairs Commissioner Kaja Kallas begin their term of office with a symbolically important visit to Kyiv. They want to make rapid progress with the accession negotiations, said Costa.
By Redaktion Table
In an interview with Table.Briefings, former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg mentions Ukraine's temporary cession of territory to Russia as an option to achieve a quick end to the war. "It shows that we all want an end to the war."
By Redaktion Table
With 90% of votes counted, Romania’s Social Democrats are leading the parliamentary election, while far-right parties gain significant ground. A challenging path to forming a government lies ahead.
By Julia Mertens
According to current projections, the two governing parties Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil can remain in power after the elections in Ireland. However, as the previous coalition partner has lost significantly, they will probably have to look for new options.
By Redaktion Table
From company law to booking tickets – an initial outline of the EU Commission's work program contains a timetable for the first projects of the new legislative period. Table.Briefings was able to obtain the document.
By Manuel Berkel
Beijing sharply criticized the recently approved US arms deals with Taiwan and threatened to take "resolute countermeasures."
By Fabian Peltsch
The Chinese economy has grown slightly for the second month in a row. The data indicates that the government's economic stimulus measures are slowly taking effect.
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To get the ailing company back on track, the Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt reportedly plans to cooperate with CATL. However, CATL co-founder Pan Jian puts the plans into perspective. The company has other priorities in Europe.
By Fabian Peltsch
Annalena Baerbock arrived in Beijing on Monday morning. She intends to discuss China's role in the Ukraine war with Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Beforehand, she had clear words for Beijing's friendship with Putin.
By Fabian Peltsch
In the coming years, the government in Georgia does not want to negotiate accession with the EU or accept budget subsidies from Brussels. The announcement was immediately followed by protests – including from the president.
By Redaktion Table
