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Tariffs: 86 percent of all German companies in China affected.

The trade war between the US and China affects German companies' business in China. A flash survey by the German Chamber of Foreign Trade shows exactly how.

By Emily Kossak

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Macron invites international researchers to France.

Against the backdrop of Donald Trump's attacks on academic freedom in the USA and funding cuts, Emmanuel Macron has invited international researchers to France. A new program aims to enable more researchers to work at French universities.

By Marion Bergermann

Omnibus proposal: NGOs lodge complaint against EU Commission.

Several NGOs have lodged a complaint with the European Ombudsman against the EU Commission. They accuse the Brussels authority of a hasty and undemocratic approach to the omnibus proposal.

By Caspar Dohmen

Climate action: Only one in two Germans feels responsible.

The urgency of the climate crisis continues to grow. Despite this, fewer and fewer people feel responsible in the fight against the climate crisis, according to a recent survey.

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World Bank meeting: How experts want to mobilize more climate money.

At the World Bank's spring meeting, a panel of experts presents recommendations to tackle the triple crisis of sovereign debt, global warming and biodiversity loss. They want to change the international financial system.

By Alexandra Endres

Trade war: Beijing warns countries against agreements that harm China.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wants to put pressure on China together with other trading partners. The government in Beijing has now warned other countries against deals that could harm China.

By Angela Köckritz

Patriotic consumption: China's response to US tariffs.

In response to the tariff dispute with the US, retailers, influencers, and tech giants in China focus on buying domestically. Whether the patriotic buying spree will boost consumption in the long term remains uncertain.

By Fabian Peltsch