Experts from the Brussels think tank Bruegel believe that an EU climate target of 90 percent CO2 reduction by 2040 is technologically feasible. However, they see risks from trade conflicts, rising interest rates and social resistance.
By Lukas Knigge
The Budapest government is repeatedly accused of undermining the rule of law. The EU Commission has announced that it will take the matter to the European Court of Justice.
By Redaktion Table
The Legal Affairs Committee has no fundamental reservations about the 26 candidates for the Commission. MEPs want to know more about 23 candidates. Three have already been given the green light – including Hungary's candidate.
By Markus Grabitz
There were disputes when the group leaders decided on the timetable for the Commissioners' hearings and changed the competencies of the committees. In four cases, committees were downgraded to invited committees. They now have fewer rights to ask questions.
By Markus Grabitz
The European Fiscal Board is concerned about the increased net expenditure of the member states. At the same time, the Board argues that expenditure on European public goods should be better financed at European level rather than at national level.
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The Federal Minister of Economic Affairs criticizes the increasing regulation of companies and calls for a reversal of the current logic. Read what he proposes instead.
By Redaktion Table
The Chinese Coast Guard has joined Russia on a patrol in the Arctic for the first time. Moscow is massively rebuilding its military capabilities in the region, which Beijing also wants to capitalize on.
By Fabian Peltsch
Short video apps like TikTok use sophisticated algorithms to recommend new content to users. The EU is concerned that they recommend fake news or content that encourages self-harm.
By Manuel Liu
The China delegation consists of 38 full members. Once again, the chairmanship went to a German MEP.
By Amelie Richter
This Friday, the long-awaited vote on additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles is due to take place. The decision reveals deep rifts between the EU member states. It is considered very likely that the tariffs will be passed – despite all the objections from Germany.
By Michael Bröcker
