The number of refugees in the EU is high. This could give populists a boost in many member states in this election year. For their part, those in power are promising to remedy the situation. However, migration agreements, the EU asylum reform package and deals such as the one with Egypt will probably not lead to the desired outcome.
By Falk Steiner
Companies complain about a fragmented set of rules for export controls within the EU. But a harmonized approach is still a long way off due to national reservations.
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The Hong Kong parliament has unanimously passed Article 23. The tightened security law increases concerns about civil rights and free enterprise. Foreign countries react with protests. The European Union is calling for sanctions.
By Marcel Grzanna
While wind energy is currently experiencing rapid growth, the challenge of recycling rotor blades becomes more pronounced as installations age. Companies are seeking solutions, but a circular economy for rotor blades remains elusive.
By Redaktion Table
The Chinese car manufacturer BYD is stirring up the mass market for electric cars. Now, the Shenzhen-based company wants to take on the luxury segment. The U9 sports car marks the start of the attack on Ferrari and Lamborghini.
By Jörn Petring
Domestic companies are increasingly becoming the target of furious online patriots on China's social media channels. This is not only bad for freedom of expression, but also for the economy.
By Fabian Peltsch
Negotiations between Bern and Brussels on a new basis for bilateral relations begin today. In Switzerland, however, the opponents of a deal with the EU still have the upper hand at the second attempt.
By Stephan Israel
Multinational tech companies have become involuntary players in the global cyberwar. A potential TikTok ban in the United States is an example of the risk of being caught in the geostrategic crossfire. This is why the company is playing its ace up its sleeve: freedom of expression.
By Marcel Grzanna
Germany and several other member states abstained from the highly controversial project. However, the Belgian Council Presidency managed to persuade Italy and France to change their minds – and thus achieve the necessary majority in the Council.
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The European Parliament reports an agreement in the dispute over common transparency standards for the EU institutions. However, the EPP does not support the compromise and the Council wants to remain outside for the time being.
By Eric Bonse
