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War in space: Why Europe is not ready

Investments in space travel are investments in security. That was the message at the Space Night of the Federation of German Industries. Europe is in danger of losing touch with countries such as the USA and China.

By Wilhelmine Stenglin

Trump orders reciprocal tariffs

US President Donald Trump has initiated new tariffs for a large number of trading partners. The countries in question are to be decided in the coming months. With regard to the EU, the US government once again referred to cars.

By Redaktion Table

AI in the workplace: where EU citizens want rules

Privacy, surveillance, automated decisions: Around three quarters of EU citizens would find legal rules regarding AI in the workplace important. In general, however, many see the technology in a positive light.

By Alina Leimbach

'Historic' strike against social cuts in Belgium

According to the trade unions, a historic protest against planned cuts by the new right-wing government has brought the country to a standstill. The government wants to cut unemployment benefits and make the pension system stricter. Belgium is heavily in debt.

By Eric Bonse

Hendrik Wüst: 'We need a NATO for AI'

At the future conference "From coal to AI" at his state representation in Berlin, NRW Minister President Hendrik Wüst called for guidelines for AI. Europe and the USA should develop these together in a transatlantic alliance.

By Corinna Visser

NGT: Polish Council Presidency rows back on patent issue

After a failure in January, Poland is changing its strategy in the negotiations on new genetic engineering methods (NGT). Warsaw wants to resolve the issue of the patentability of NGT plants separately from the genetic engineering reform.

By Julia Dahm