Europe in Brief
Our ‘Europe in brief ’ presents the European coverage of the participating news agencies in the European Newsroom. In their best of stories, all agencies give an overview of the predominating topics of the week. Looking at their countries, the participating agencies shed light on how EU politics are perceived there. Thus, each individual article gives a country-specific perspective on EU politics. Taken all together, they provide a truly pan-European picture.
Every enr agency selects their top stories of the week, based on their EU coverage. To read any of the articles, please select the respective language from the menu. For more EU news, please contact the agencies.
German airlines point to rising costs, demand fairer competition
According to the European Union’s RefuelEU aviation initiative, airlines in the bloc must take steps to increase the use of sustainable fuels. But two German airlines point to rising costs and unfair competition.
EU importing more gas from Russia than from US
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, many EU member states reduced or stopped their purchases of Russian natural gas, but a significant amount is still imported into the bloc today.
Use of AI in German businesses stagnating, survey suggests
According to a survey, the use of artificial intelligence in German companies remains low compared to some other European Union countries. However, the country ranks ahead of the European Union average.
EU Commission proposes to cut 2025 cod and salmon catch quotas in Baltic Sea
Based on scientific analysis by the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, the European Commission is concerned about the poor state of fish stocks in the Baltic Sea and the environmental threats they face.
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