by AFP, APA, dpa | 07.Apr 2023 | Europe in brief
Austrian ministers Gewessler and Rauch express their concerns about an upcoming EU proposal for genetic engineering. European Commissioner Thierry Breton announces his plans for a “cyber shield” and a “cyber reserve.” Belgian and German police raid the EPP’s offices in Brussels as part of an ongoing investigation.
by AFP, ANSA, dpa, FENA, HINA, STA | 09.Mar 2023 | Key Stories
A vote on the EU’s de facto sales ban for combustion engine cars has been postponed in the Council of the EU after several nations cast doubt on the decision, thereby unsettling part of the EU’s package to tackle climate change.
by AFP, Belga, EFE, FENA | 01.Nov 2022 | Europe in brief
The EU asked Russia to “reverse its decision” to block grain exports via the Black Sea. EU Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders announced that 17 billion euros of Russian assets are frozen in the EU. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reiterated during a visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) that the country’s future lies in the EU, and the bloc has agreed to abolish the sale of vehicles with combustion engine by 2035.
by AI | 11.Jun 2025 | Europe in brief AI
The concept of social leasing for electric vehicles proposed by France, which means subsidy programs, would be artificially created again and could increase the price of these cars.
by AI | 28.May 2025 | Europe in brief AI
The new strategy for start-ups, presented today by the Vice President of the European Commission Stéphane Séjourné, aims to make the continent a fertile ground for the birth and growth of excellent tech companies, bridging the gap with the United States and China.