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European policy

Patrick Stockebrandt und Svenja Schwind (cep) über das Recht auf Reparatur

Right to repair: not a foregone conclusion

The right to repair is the generic term for measures aimed at both strengthening consumer rights and reducing the resource consumption of products. The EU Commission will present its concrete plans on Wednesday. However, it is already clear that they are not entirely consumer-friendly.

By Redaktion Table

Ukraine war: west increases pressure on Beijing

The Western allies are keeping up the pressure on China at the marathon summit in Brussels: NATO, the G7 and the EU. Beijing should distance itself from Russia – and under no circumstances provide material aid to Moscow, they say in unison. As usual, Beijing refuses. Only one diplomat hints that relations with Russia could also have limits.

By Amelie Richter

EU and US to coordinate sanctions more closely

Washington has imposed new penalties on Russia. The next step would be to target China as well, US President Biden demanded in Brussels. At the G7 summit, he reported an initial success. There was hardly any progress in the EU.

By Eric Bonse

Before EU summit: closing of ranks with question marks

What is US President Biden planning? At a marathon summit in Brussels, he could impose new sanctions against Russia – but also announce an energy partnership with the EU. Commission head von der Leyen hopes for liquefied gas made in the USA.

By Eric Bonse