Technology: Xiaomi announces self-developed smartphone chip.
The smartphone market is highly competitive, especially in China. Xiaomi has now announced a processor developed in-house.
By Manuel Changming Liu
The smartphone market is highly competitive, especially in China. Xiaomi has now announced a processor developed in-house.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Germany loses relevance as a business hub. According to an EY study, the involvement of US companies is rapidly declining, making China the biggest investor.
By Manuel Changming Liu
The USA and China continue their trade talks on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) conference. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce sharply criticized the latest round of US semiconductor export controls.
By Leonardo Pape
China continues its charm offensive with a visa-free regime for five Latin American countries. Meanwhile, the governor of the Chinese central bank called for Latin American sovereign bonds to be issued on the Chinese financial market.
By Leonardo Pape
The NATO foreign ministers are meeting in Antalya on Thursday. The planned increase in defense spending is on the agenda. However, the possible talks between Ukraine and Russia are likely to take up a lot of space.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
Agriculture Commissioner Hansen's proposals for reducing bureaucracy in agriculture have received both praise and criticism. The next step is for the EU Parliament and Council to choose their strategy.
By Julia Dahm
There are suspicions that employees of the NATO procurement agency NSPA passed on confidential information to arms companies when purchasing armaments such as ammunition and drones via NATO. The Belgian judiciary is also investigating indications that money from these illegal practices was laundered through the establishment of consulting firms, among other things.
By Redaktion Table
The Christian Democrats in the EU Parliament do not agree with the interinstitutional agreement on the creation of an ethics authority. They therefore led a right-wing majority in the Constitutional Affairs Committee against an amendment to the Rules of Procedure. Now they want to vote in plenary on whether the interinstitutional agreement should be revoked by Parliament.
By Markus Grabitz
In his first government statement, the new Federal Chancellor announced an ambitious European policy.
By Till Hoppe
On average, men cause a quarter more carbon emissions than women – according to a new study. The main reasons for this are differences in meat consumption and car use. The household constellation is particularly decisive.
By Anja Graßl