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April 29th, 2025

New federal government: Merz appoints EU ambassador Clauß as advisor.

The Chancellor-designate wants German Votes to become the absolute exception. Two experienced Europe experts are to ensure this.

By Till Hoppe

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April 28th, 2025

Uganda: How Total is financing the EACOP pipeline without Western banks and insurance companies.

Following the withdrawal of Western institutions, the controversial EACOP oil pipeline from Uganda to Tanzania has now secured its first round of financing from African and Arab banks. The countries are hoping for development and export revenues. Environmentalists criticize that the project violates the NDCs.

By Viktor Funk

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April 28th, 2025

Cabinet: CDU ministers with varying levels of climate expertise.

The future Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, Katherina Reiche, is being praised not only by her own party, but also by the German Renewable Energy Federation. By contrast, other ministries that are important for climate action are being occupied by people who have hardly attracted any attention on the subject to date.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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April 28th, 2025

German government: What the ministers think of China

What opportunities Germany's new Economy Minister might see in cooperation with China, and why the new Transport Minister is banking on India in the automotive sector.

By Redaktion Table

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April 28th, 2025

World Bank: Balancing act between USA and climate action threatens gas investments.

Under pressure from the Trump administration, World Bank CEO Banga has begun a balancing act at the spring meeting: Rhetorically, the climate issue is falling by the wayside; structurally, Banga is sticking to his reforms. The likely price for this strategy: more World Bank funding for gas and nuclear power.

By Bernhard Pötter

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

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April 28th, 2025

Electricity price zone: BMWK rejects division.

Germany's bidding zone is to be split into five electricity price zones according to the recommendation of European grid operators. Business associations are now calling on the new German government to draw up an action plan to prevent the division.

By Manuel Berkel

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April 28th, 2025

Chips: Why China benefits from Trump's export controls

The stricter US export controls for AI chips could fuel China's technological innovation. One current example is Nvidia and Huawei. As Nvidia is banned from shipping its new AI chip, demand for Huawei's AI chip is exploding.

By Jörn Petring

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April 24th, 2025

Energy security: Von der Leyen warns against US tariffs.

Representatives from 60 countries came to London for an IEA conference on energy security. Host Keir Starmer promoted the energy transition, and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the role of new partners.

By Manuel Berkel

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April 24th, 2025

Trade war: Why there is a chance of rapprochement

The US leadership has sent the first signs of détente in the trade war. However, both sides would have to be able to present themselves as winners in negotiations. Meanwhile, the window for a solution without major economic devastation is closing.

By Leonardo Pape

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April 23rd, 2025

Auto Shanghai: Autonomous driving on the test bench.

Things are quieter at the motor show in Shanghai this year. There is a dampener in the trend area of automated driving: Beijing has introduced new rules here.