Does all data on the internet have to be treated equally? The term “net neutrality” is the subject of heated arguments. It is time for an informed and objective debate. The EU Commission’s legislative ...
An efficient and secure nationwide digital infrastructure forms the basis of a digital society. High-speed networks are the lifeblood of state-of-the-art digital services. Whether it’s Industry 4.0, n ...
High-speed nationwide broadband networks are the basis of the digital world. Germany needs to lead the way in this field. Instead, it languishes at 28th place in global rankings. You know the feeling: ...
European public goods and their purposes have been highly debated by academics and policy makers, particularly in light of the ongoing negotiations on the new Multiannual Financial Framework. At the s ...
Challenges caused by Brexit 75 percent of UK cross-border data flows are currently with EU partner countries, demonstrating the interconnected nature of modern value chains. Data flows between the Uni ...
In regards to the meeting between US President Donald Trump and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, BDI President Dieter Kempf urged: Tariffs imposed under the guise of national security shou ...
Act now and seize opportunities The policy course for a range of climate technologies, which will have a major influence on the future of industry, is currently being put in place. Against the backgro ...
The revision of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR) has been discussed in trialogue between the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council. The positions of the thre ...
In December 2017, a political agreement about the Basel IV package was reached. Harmonising global rules diminishes risks and contributes to more integrated capital markets. Likewise, the access to fi ...
From a business perspective, the exemption of corporate bonds with common and well-established standards clauses from PRIIPs (Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products) is particularly i ...
