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February 25th, 2025

Life coaching boom: The business of self-optimization

Competitive pressure and the wish for self-optimization drive more and more Chinese people into the arms of life coaches. However, the number of scams is growing.

By Redaktion Table

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February 25th, 2025

Future government: How Merz wants to secure Europe's defense

The Chancellor-designate is looking to close ranks with France, Poland and the UK. In order to raise the necessary funds for the German armed forces, Merz could resort to a quick fix.

By Till Hoppe

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February 25th, 2025

Anniversary of the invasion: How the EU wants to continue supporting Ukraine

On the third anniversary of the start of the Russian full-scale invasion, the Commission has announced further aid for Ukraine, which is also intended to benefit the country's energy sector. For the first time, there was talk of a special European envoy.

By Eric Bonse

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February 24th, 2025

USA: Chinese capital becomes categorical security risk

US President Donald Trump has closed several entry points for Chinese investments in the United States. Digital technologies, dual-use goods, raw materials and critical infrastructure in America are to be hermetically sealed off from Chinese capital. This is likely to have significant consequences for the EU.

By Marcel Grzanna

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February 24th, 2025

The new government's climate policy: What associations and think tanks are calling for

Business associations, NGOs and think tanks are calling on the next German government to make more efforts in climate policy: The financial leeway must be increased by reforming the debt brake, electricity prices should fall and good framework conditions and political continuity for investments should be created.

By Redaktion Table

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February 24th, 2025

IPCC plenary session: How the climate process obstructionists are attacking science

At its plenary session in Hangzhou, China, this week, the IPCC will decide on its work program until 2028/29 – and indirectly on the role of facts in climate policy. This is because countries such as the USA want to delay the work and reduce the influence of science on political decisions.

By Bernhard Pötter

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February 24th, 2025

Tech mecca: What Hangzhou does better than other cities

Hangzhou has evolved into one of China's most attractive technology and innovation hubs. Thanks to a business-friendly local policy for start-ups such as DeepSeek, the city could soon surpass tech metropolises like Shenzhen or Guangzhou.

By Fabian Peltsch

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February 24th, 2025

Bundestag election: Merz wants to quickly form new government

As the winner of the election, the CDU leader wants to form a new federal government by Easter. In view of US President Trump's policies, an independent European defense capability is a "top priority." However, the coalition talks will be difficult.

By Till Hoppe

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February 23rd, 2025

German elections: What does the result mean for Sino-German relations?

Germany has voted. The winner is the conservative CDU/CSU. We asked China observers on Sunday evening about the implications for relations between Berlin and Beijing.

By Amelie Richter

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February 23rd, 2025

Strikes and vote of confidence: Italy's judiciary challenged several times

Eventful days lie ahead for Italy's judiciary. The ECJ is deciding on the migration centers in Albania, and judges and public prosecutors want to strike over a planned judicial reform. This week in Rome will therefore be a fundamental one.

By Almut Siefert