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HUAIAN, CHINA - DECEMBER 06: Aerial view of Evergrande Metropolis or Evergrande Mingdu housing complex on December 6, 2021 in Huaian, Jiangsu Province of China. PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxHUNxONLY Copyright: xVCGx CFP111360592090

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August 25th, 2024

Real estate crisis: Why the lifeline does not work

Beijing provides billions for local state-owned companies to buy up properties and convert them into social housing. But very few are really happy with the plan.

By Jörn Petring

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August 25th, 2024

Not enough female candidates: Von der Leyen increases pressure

The President wants equal numbers of female and male commissioners in the new term of office, but the governments have hardly nominated any women so far. How von der Leyen still wants to ensure equality.

By Till Hoppe

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August 22nd, 2024

Government formation: Macron sounding out for a 'broad and stable majority'

French President Emmanuel Macron intervenes in the formation of the government. To this end, he is receiving the party and parliamentary group leaders for "a series of talks" at the Élysée Palace. Time is pressing, as the preparation of the 2025 budget is due to begin in September.

By Claire Stam

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August 21st, 2024

Russian gas: What the EU still needs to do to phase out

The European Union wants to become independent of Russian gas by 2027. A renowned think tank is convinced that the member states will not have to wait that long. But there are still uncertainties – and Hungary is blocking progress.

By Manuel Berkel

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August 20th, 2024

TSMC ground-breaking ceremony: What Europe's politicians hope for from the new plant

At the groundbreaking ceremony for Taiwanese company TSMC's new chip factory in Saxony, top politicians emphasized the importance of Europe having its own semiconductor industry.

By Hauke Reimer

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August 20th, 2024

Europe puts its chips on the table in ‘Silicon Saxony’

Construction work on Europe's largest chip factory in Dresden began on Tuesday with a symbolic ground-breaking ceremony. On the same day, the Commission approved the German government's subsidies of five billion euros for the project.

By Hauke Reimer

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August 20th, 2024

Tesla benefits: Commission adjusts countervailing duties on Chinese EV

Following feedback from Chinese car manufacturers and the correction of a calculation error, the Commission slightly adjusts the countervailing duties on Chinese EVs. Tesla benefits the most from this.

By Marc Winkelmann

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August 19th, 2024

Climate finance: Which countries should pay how much

The debate on the hottest topic at COP29 has begun: What payments for global climate action would be fair? There is no answer, but there are tendencies: More countries and sectors should pay than before, especially the USA. As a donor, Germany is one of the few bright spots.

By Bernhard Pötter

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August 18th, 2024

Government report: How many emissions German taxpayers cause

A previously unreleased study commissioned by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action calculates for the first time how many billions in tax revenue the German government increased emissions and by how much – and which sector is benefiting the most.

By Bernhard Pötter

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August 18th, 2024

What a change in competition law could mean for housing construction

Ursula von der Leyen has chosen affordable housing as a key issue – and wants to adapt the law on state aid to achieve this. Tenants' associations hope for broader support, but real estate associations warn of distortions.

By Alina Leimbach