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March 17th, 2025

Trade war: Registrations of US meat exporters partially extended.

Over the weekend, registrations of over 1,000 US meat exporters to China expired. Some have now been renewed. However, beef producers still wait.

By Emily Kossak

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March 17th, 2025

SAF: Many investments require sustainable aviation fuels.

Current legislation will increase the demand for SAFs in the coming years. Read about how much money is needed for this in Table.Briefings.

By Lisa Kuner

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March 17th, 2025

NGT: Key issues on which the EU Parliament and the Council differ.

The legislative process for the deregulation of new genomic technologies (NGT) is entering its final phase: the EU Parliament and member states must reach an agreement. However, there are significant differences between their positions.

By Julia Dahm

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March 17th, 2025

EU Commission: What it plans for agrifood and when.

The proposals from Brussels on the future Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the EU financial framework are eagerly awaited this year. However, the European Commission is also planning a number of other initiatives relating to the agricultural and food sector.

By Julia Dahm

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March 17th, 2025

Ukraine aid package: Why Kallas is not making progress.

Together with the Netherlands, most Eastern Europeans and Scandinavians, Germany supports Kaja Kallas' military aid package for Ukraine. However, France, Spain and Italy are facing difficulties in view of their empty coffers.

By Stephan Israel

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March 17th, 2025

Asylum policy: Commission announces list of safe countries.

Asylum procedures in the EU are to be significantly accelerated. The Commission intends to present a list for this in the coming week.

By Redaktion Table

Thomas Heilmann, MdB, CDU/CSU Bundestagsfraktion, Deutschland, Berlin, Bundespressekonferenz, Thema: BVerfG Entscheidung zur 2./3. Lesung des GEG *** Thomas Heilmann, Member of the Bundestag, CDU CSU parliamentary group, Germany, Berlin, Federal Press Conference, Topic BVerfG decision on the 2 3 reading of the GEG

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March 17th, 2025

Climate action: Legal opinion considers setbacks generally inadmissible.

The new German government must not simply fall behind previous plans when it comes to climate targets. This is the conclusion of a comprehensive legal opinion commissioned by the CDU/CSU-affiliated Climate Union.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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March 17th, 2025

Buildings: Global emissions reach a plateau.

Progress is being made worldwide in decarbonizing the building sector. Read in Table.Briefings why this is not enough to achieve the climate targets.

By Lisa Kuner

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March 17th, 2025

Canada: New Prime Minister abolishes CO₂ tax for consumers.

Canada has abolished the CO₂ tax for consumers. It was one of the first official acts of the new Prime Minister Mark Carney. The CO₂ tax for large emitters remains in place.

By Nico Beckert

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March 17th, 2025

Climate lawsuits: Climate neutrality in the Basic Law does not make them any more promising.

Read in Table.Briefings why climate neutrality in the Basic Law does not make climate lawsuits more promising.

By Lisa Kuner