COVID uptick: Slight rise in cases reported across Asia.
Several countries in Asia are reporting slightly elevated numbers of COVID-19 cases. Chinese authorities expect case numbers to decline by the end of June.
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Several countries in Asia are reporting slightly elevated numbers of COVID-19 cases. Chinese authorities expect case numbers to decline by the end of June.
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Fast-fashion retailer Shein is once again changing its IPO plans. According to insiders, the company now aims to go public in Hong Kong this year instead of London.
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A US federal appeals court has temporarily reinstated import tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, after a lower court ruling had declared them unlawful and ordered them to be halted.
By Leonardo Pape
The United States plans to revoke visas for certain Chinese students and revise existing visa criteria. Cited reasons include ties to the Chinese Communist Party or studies in sensitive academic fields.
By Leonardo Pape
A popular Turkish product in Africa is the Bayraktar drone. As a partner, Turkey has gained influence on the continent. Its success is also based on Turkey's unique self-narrative, which resonates in Africa.
By Lucia Weiß
The European Commission has officially launched negotiations for a free trade agreement with the United Arab Emirates (UAE). A first technical meeting between the negotiating teams is scheduled for June.
By Marc Winkelmann
Russia's recent actions in the Baltic Sea and Arctic waters are increasing tensions with NATO.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
On Wednesday, the European Commission presented its assessment of the national energy and climate plans (NECPs). The overall picture is positive – except for Germany, which is falling short in the building and transport sectors.
By Lukas Knigge
According to insiders, NATO wants another seven brigades from Germany and thus an additional 40,000 soldiers to defend the alliance.
By Redaktion Table
Delara Burkhardt (SPD), Member of the European Parliament, is leading negotiations on the Green Claims Directive for the European Parliament. She argues the regulation will support companies that can credibly prove the positive environmental impact of their products.
By Alex Veit