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Growing number of universities want to suspend cooperation

The University of Erlangen-Nuremberg is apparently only the first of several universities to reject Chinese scholars with CSC scholarships. The prerequisite is now a co-selection by the German Academic Exchange Service. However, only a few spots are open.

By Tim Gabel

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AI regulation: USA takes the lead

The EU is proud to have launched the first comprehensive AI regulation with the AI Act. But now the Americans are stepping up the pace and creating facts with voluntary commitments. They are placing a different emphasis on their AI strategy than the Europeans.

By Corinna Visser

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'We're not adequately prepared'

Admiral Lee Hsi-min was the Chief of the General Staff for Taiwan's armed forces from 2017 to 2019. He sat down with China.Table to discuss the risk of invasion by the People's Republic of China, the need for a paradigm shift in Taiwan's defense strategy, and his book "Overall Defense Concept: An Asymmetric Approach to Taiwan's Defense." The interview was conducted by David Demes in Taipei.

By David Demes

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Offshore wind becomes lucrative business model

Offshore wind farms in Europe often no longer require government subsidies. In fact, they are so lucrative that companies pay billions for such licenses. However, a different wind is blowing in China and the UK, the world's largest offshore markets.

By Redaktion Table

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Offshore wind becomes lucrative business model

Offshore wind farms in Europe often no longer require government subsidies. In fact, they are so lucrative that companies pay billions for such licenses. However, a different wind is blowing in China and the UK, the world's largest offshore markets.

By Bernward Janzing

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Jim Skea elected as new IPCC chair

The British renewables expert will head the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) for the next few years and coordinate the work on the 7th Assessment Report. He prevailed against three competitors from Belgium, Brazil and South Africa and aims to make the IPCC more inclusive.

By Bernhard Pötter

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Cyber Resilience Act: clear criticism of current drafts

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is intended to make connected products more secure – from the connected home to industrial applications. Now that the European Parliament and member states have hammered out their positions, there is clear criticism of the proposed legal texts.

By Falk Steiner

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After e-disaster: Volkswagen joins forces with Xpeng and SAIC

With the help of Chinese partners and competitors, Volkswagen aims to catch up in the world's largest passenger car market. To achieve this, the main VW brand has partnered with automaker Xpeng. Additionally, Audi will temporarily adopt the E-platform from SAIC. This tightens the bond with China like never before.

By Felix Lee