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The right-wingers are laughing up their sleeves

The EU Parliament has been jeopardising its own credibility with the unfortunate personnel wrangling over the designated EU Commissioners.
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EditorialDispute over EU Commissioners
von Detlef Fechtner

EU facing a stress test

Following the election of Donald Trump, the EU must be prepared for disruptive moves from the White House. There is a risk that Trump will try to drive the EU member states apart.
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EditorialConsequences from the US elections
von Detlef Fechtner

Green policy reversal in Europe

The European economy is at a turning point following the European elections. The Green Deal is likely to be adjusted – and uncertainty is expected to increase for the business sector.
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OpinionAfter the EU elections
von Sebastian Schmid

No-confidence vote

Even though the far-right parties will continue to have significantly fewer seats in the European Parliament than the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats, the gains in votes to the right of centre indicate that distrust in the EU's ability to solve problems runs deep.
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OpinionEuropean election 2024
von Detlef Fechtner

This is how Europe works

The Supply Chain Act is proof that the EU - after many twists and turns - is ultimately able to reach compromises, even on controversial issues, while accommodating the reservations of national governments.
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OpinionEU Supply Chain Act
von Detlef Fechtner

EU Commissioner makes clear statement on euro clearing

EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness is pleased that Europe's legislators have agreed on new rules for clearing. However, she believes that these requirements are nowhere near strict enough. She is therefore preparing market participants for her authority to propose a tightening of the rules in two years' time.
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Financial market regulation
von Detlef Fechtner

A regular on the Bullshit Bingo list

There is a lot of talk about the Capital Markets Union – but little is happening. French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has now made a proposal. Some elements of it are not convincing. But at least Le Maire is focussing attention on one crucial point.
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OpinionCapital Markets Union
von Detlef Fechtner

The legend of the AfD

AfD MEP Gunnar Beck claims to have been the only MEP to vote in favour of Frankfurt as the seat of the anti-money laundering authority. The message that resonates is that without him, the AMLA would never have come to Frankfurt. That is nonsense.
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Noted in BrusselsAnti-money laundering authority
von Detlef Fechtner

Global snail race for Basel III

Europe's banks are complaining about the allegedly too tight timetables for implementing new capital requirements. However, they have advantages over their US competitors.
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Editorial16 years after the global financial crisis
von Alex Wehnert

Lindner endorses Frankfurt as the ideal location for AMLA

Just before the application deadline, Berlin raised its hand in Brussels in favor of Frankfurt as the location for the planned EU Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA). Finance Minister Lindner actively promoted the financial hub.
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New anti-money laundering authority
von Detlef Fechtner
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