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Offshore-Windparks können kostengünstiger sein, wenn sie an mehrere Länder angeschlossen werden.

Renewable energies: BMWK questions sector targets

In a 29-page document, the Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy provides a comprehensive insight into the need for reform of EU legislation on renewable energies up to 2040 – and in some places takes a strong swipe at Brussels.

By Manuel Berkel

Orbán's ‘peace mission’: How Borrell reacts

The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs decides to convene “informal meetings of EU foreign ministers in Brussels” to send a signal against the behavior of the Hungarian EU Presidency. But there should not be a boycott.

By Eric Bonse

Security: Why Taiwan keeps calm despite Trump's war scenarios

Taiwan's new foreign minister, Lin Chia-lung, keeps his cool despite Donald Trump's unsettling remarks. This is not least because there are signals that the country is closing ranks with the EU. The country also wants to gain more global partners through economic integration.

By David Demes

COP29: What the Presidency is planning

As the host country of COP29 in Baku in November, Azerbaijan has now defined goals for the conference and published its plans. Among other things, the country wants to collect one billion dollars from fossil revenues in a voluntary fund for climate action.

By Bernhard Pötter

US election: How Kamala Harris sees China

After Joe Biden's withdrawal, Kamala Harris is considered the Democratic Party's top candidate. The Vice President has clear foreign policy principles. She represents a hard line towards China.

By Michael Radunski