
Economics Minister Katherina Reiche doesn't think much of the fuel price cap. Your house still has to implement the law. Theoretically.
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Economics Minister Katherina Reiche doesn't think much of a fuel price cap, but in theory she has to be responsible for its implementation.
Remedies against high costs How Reiche blocked the fuel price cap
Economics Minister Katherina Reiche doesn't think much of the fuel price cap. Your house still has to implement the law. Theoretically.

Ahead of the US midterm elections in November, campaign spending by independent groups is hitting new records. Billionaires like Elon Musk donate hundreds of millions of dollars to super PACs, with a particular focus on competitive Senate races like those in Texas.
Federal Interior Minister Dobrindt wants to tighten German tests for foreigners in order to prevent fraud. While the Union welcomes the plans, Green budget politician Leon Eckert criticizes this as austerity policy and instead calls for security leaks at the Bamf to be closed.
Negotiators from the EPP, S&D and Renew Europe in the European Parliament have agreed on a compromise to ease the ban on combustion engines. Accordingly, CO2 emissions from new cars should fall by 87.5 percent by 2035.

According to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, the curfews imposed in France due to serious riots contributed to a quiet night. Further restrictions are to follow.

Data from email accounts was allegedly stolen in a hacker attack on an AfD hosting service provider. Unknown people allegedly published around 421,000 emails as well as ID photos and bank statements on the Internet. The authenticity is checked.

After violent riots, night curfews in several French cities such as Paris, Lyon and Nice have led to a calming of the situation, according to the government. Further restrictions are planned.