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LNG terminal: ECJ to decide on subsidies

The federal government has taken a half share in the Brunsbüttel LNG terminal and had €40 million in subsidies approved. A competitor is now taking legal action against the EU Commission. The lawsuit is peppered with accusations against the German government.

By Manuel Berkel

AHK Salary Report: Why wages decline

German companies in China face big challenges. That is why employees have to make do with minimal salary raises. Moreover, jobs are being cut for expensive foreigners.

By Jörn Petring

Olympic summary: Why Taiwan's medals have a bitter aftertaste

Taiwan is often isolated from China on the international stage. Even at the Olympic Games, the country is only allowed to compete as "Chinese Taipei." However, the smear campaign against one of its athletes and the arbitrary treatment of Taiwanese fans can only briefly spoil the joy over the medal table.

By David Demes

New Silk Road: Why its projects become smaller and smaller

The Belt and Road Initiative wants to become smaller but more refined. Although there are still large-scale projects, the number of small-scale projects in areas such as renewable energy, hydraulic engineering and education is on the rise, as shown by an analysis by the GTAI.

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