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Under Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the EU member states are now, for the first time ever, holding discussions via videoconference about the state of the rule of law in specific countries. The aim is to improve their common understanding of this issue.
Both countries are in the EU’s immediate neighbourhood and have made progress in

Chaired by German Federal Minister Christine Lambrecht, today an informal videoconference of EU Consumer Protection Ministers was held as part of Germany’s Presidency of the EU Council.
stated: The economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic will require consumers to have

The negotiators of the European Parliament, Council and European Commission acknowledge positive steps and look forward to achieving further progress together.
Since 2011, the Parliament and the Commission have jointly operated a public register

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that the agri-food industry is of systemic relevance because it safeguards supplies of agricultural products and food for Europe’s population. During its Presidency of the Council of the EU, Germany is therefore advocating strengthening this vital sector.
One of the important goals of the CAP reform is to have an even stronger focus on

Article by Foreign Minister Heiko Maas for the media group of the correspondents‘ office Herholz on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Federal Chancellor Willy Brandt falling to his knees at the Warsaw Ghetto.
Unlike Brandt, we no longer have to go via Moscow to talk to our eastern neighbours

The Council today reached a political agreement on the European Peace Facility (EPF), the new global off-budget instrument that will finance external action having military or defence implications, under the Common Foreign and Security Policy.
The new “off-budget” instrument will have a budget of 5 billion euro for the period

Ratspräsidentschaft EU 2020
on of the EU Council Presidency baton, on video Internal link The EU and China have

„Harnessing the digital revolution to shape the mobility of the future“: EU transport ministers held a virtual meeting under this moniker, a highlight of Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the EU. What was discussed? An overview.
Council and with the European Parliament, which is a co-legislator, such that they have

EU environment ministers met for an informal meeting in Berlin on 30 September and 1 October 2020. One key topic of discussion was how to implement an increase of the EU’s climate target for 2030. German Environment Minister Svenja Schulze chaired the meeting.
Together we have the power and the know-how to make our economies climate neutral

On 15 October 2020, ministers responsible for telecommunications and digital policy from EUmember states and the EFTA region will exchange views at an informal videoconference as part of Germany’s Council Presidency.
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