Arctic: Why the German Navy wants to increase its presence
The German Navy has made its first port call in Greenland. The Arctic is increasingly becoming a geopolitical hotspot.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The German Navy has made its first port call in Greenland. The Arctic is increasingly becoming a geopolitical hotspot.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
The German government intends to submit its response on time to the four climate-related constitutional complaints filed by NGOs, as requested by the Federal Constitutional Court. The organizations bringing the cases are hoping for concrete tightening of the Climate Protection Act and for measures in the transport sector.
By Alexandra Endres
An increasing number of utility providers are offering biogas tariffs, which are a prerequisite for installing new gas heating systems. However, they are more than 30 percent more expensive than standard gas contracts – making gas heating even less economically attractive.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
Possible security guarantees for Ukraine, arms deals with the United States, and talks between Zelenskyy and Putin: There is cautious hope that the Washington meeting could help Ukraine on its path towards peace.
By Viktor Funk
Kenya is building its Konza City smart city project with the support of Chinese investment. Concerns are high that Beijing might use security technology to expand its influence on the continent. However, Kenya is not relying solely on Chinese money.
By David Renke
The German arms industry is attracting much more attention than it did three years ago - and is making the most of it. Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the traditionally buttoned-up industry has opened up its communication to wider circles - some still too little.
By Gabriel Bub
Having accused the Panamanian government of relinquishing control of the canal to China, US President Donald Trump wants the Canal back. The first marines have already returned to the bases they abandoned in 1999.
By Andrzej Rybak
Today, Friday, Trump and Putin may be negotiating the future of Ukraine – without Ukraine itself at the table. In Kyiv, the bilateral meeting is therefore being awaited with great tension.
By Denis Trubetskoy
Russia's new climate target lacks ambition. Emissions today are already much lower than the target aims for. Experts criticize that it cements the path toward expanding fossil fuel production. The war in Ukraine has destroyed the first positive steps in climate policy.
By Angelina Davydova
While Berlin wants to leave no doubt about its support for the 90 percent climate target for 2040, the Christian Democrats in Brussels are not quite so united.
By Lukas Knigge