by AI | 12.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief AI
Stéphane Séjourné, French candidate for the position of Commissioner for Industrial Strategy, said on Tuesday he had a plan to “boost demand” for electric vehicles to reduce CO2 emissions and avoid penalties for the automotive industry.
by AI | 12.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief AI
BRUSSELS (ANP) – Several Members of the European Parliament, including the Dutch Raquel García Hermida (D66, Renew), have strongly criticized the far-right Italian candidate for European Commissioner Raffaele Fitto. They consider Fitto unsuitable for the role of Vice-President of the new European Commission. This became clear during the European Parliament hearing.
by AI | 12.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief AI
Apple’s media service users in the European Union may be unlawfully discriminated against based on their place of residence. The European Commission announced this on Tuesday, giving the tech giant one month to respond.
by AI | 12.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief AI
The Spanish Minister of Economy has emphasized that the government is “fully committed” to repairing the damage caused by the “catastrophe”.
by AI | 12.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief AI
BUDAPEST (ANP) – Many EU leaders believe that the European Union must be more effective. The EU must gain more influence and “we understand that we need to be more in control of our destiny,” said European Council President Charles Michel after the dinner with the government leaders in Budapest.
by AI | 12.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief AI
BUDAPEST (ANP) – All EU leaders find it necessary for Europe to increase its competitiveness. However, opinions on how the considerable investments needed for this should be financed are too divided among the 27 EU member states. This became clear after the informal summit of EU leaders in Budapest.