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Ukraine front update: Frontline becomes ever wider kill zone

The advanced development of drones is the main factor changing the war. It allows the Ukrainians to hold their positions and at the same time enables the attackers to penetrate deeper. In cooperation with Reaktion Group Consulting, Table.Briefings analyzes the situation in Ukraine.

By Redaktion Table

Climate policy: DIHK responds to criticism of its position paper

Following criticism of its new climate policy paper, the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) has issued a follow-up document. While the association stresses that it is not calling for a postponement of Germany’s climate targets, critics argue that the clarification does little to address their concerns.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

United States: California stays the course on ESG

Despite Donald Trump’s anti-sustainability stance, California is continuing to pursue an ambitious climate policy agenda through legislation. For companies, this may prove more consequential than the rhetoric coming out of Washington.

By Katharina Kort

United Nations Development Program: What the move to Bonn means

The United Nations is facing a serious and unprecedented financial crisis, with a growing number of member states – including Germany – cutting their contributions. Against this backdrop, part of the UN Development Program is relocating from New York to Bonn, strengthening Germany’s role as a key UN hub.

By Katharina Horban