The South Korean intelligence service is making strong accusations against North Korea: Kim's regime is apparently sending troops to Russia on a large scale. Meanwhile, China is keeping a conspicuously low profile, despite the growing ties between Putin and Kim diminishing its influence.
By Redaktion Table
Zelenskiy came to Brussels to promote his "victory plan". However, the response from the heads of state and government was muted. The plan found no mention in the summit's conclusions. On the topic of migration, a further tightening of policies became apparent.
By Stephan Israel
In a preparatory document for the designated Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, his Directorate-General shows toughness towards Russia. It hints at concessions to France on the nuclear issue. An alternative to the division of electricity price zones is also outlined.
By Manuel Berkel
Due to climate change, Russia and China want to jointly develop mineral resources and new sea routes in the Arctic. However, the partnership is not on an equal footing and could soon even turn into hostility.
By Fabian Peltsch
China is facing a wave of discarded EV batteries. Politicians and industry have taken precautions and want to make the most of the recycling boom – both ecologically and financially. Europe can learn from this.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Volodymyr Zelenskiy wants to present his "victory plan" at the EU summit. However, the debate about Europe's migration policy is likely to overshadow the Ukrainian president's concerns.
By Stephan Israel
The UN Biodiversity Conference COP16 kicks off in Cali, Colombia, on October 21. The focus will be on mobilizing financial resources for biodiversity conservation. Host country Colombia sees itself as a bridge builder to close the financial gap.
By Claire Stam
Travel costs of up to €18,000 per person were incurred when the Italian coastguard brought the first 16 asylum seekers to Albania. Their asylum application is to be decided there in a fast-track procedure. The opposition speaks of an "ugly, cynical and expensive operation".
By Almut Siefert
PIPL, CSL and DSL are followed by NDSMR: China is expanding the legal framework within which companies must process data. Experts see a "series of challenges that require immediate attention".
By Manuel Changming Liu
Solar plants on reservoirs and inland waterways offer huge potential for the energy transition. They can be a solution to the growing competition for land and offer many other advantages.
By Nick Nuttall
