Diversification: China's influence on ports in Southeast Asia grows
European companies hope to diversify their supply chains in South East Asia. But even there, they increasingly have to cooperate with China.
By Leonardo Pape
European companies hope to diversify their supply chains in South East Asia. But even there, they increasingly have to cooperate with China.
By Leonardo Pape
There are signs of further détente between India and China. Wang Yi and his Indian counterpart Vikram Misri agreed, among other things, to resume direct flights. The exchange of journalists is also to be facilitated.
By Leonardo Pape
The car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz is joining a lawsuit filed by its Chinese joint venture partner Geely against the EU's punitive tariffs on electric vehicles from China. Tesla and BMW are also suing.
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28-year-old Lisa Poettinger will not be admitted to her traineeship because of her anti-capitalist climate activism. According to media reports, her activism is not compatible with the duties of a civil servant, according to a letter from the Ministry of Education. Poettinger wants to take legal action against this.
By Alexandra Endres
The number of cold- and heat-related deaths in Europe could increase significantly by the end of the century under certain conditions. This is the conclusion of a recent study. However, it is not certain how climate change will affect temperature-related mortality.
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Four weeks before the election, the "Climate Neutrality Foundation" presents a catalog of measures to put Germany on course for net zero in 2045. The 55 points cover finance, energy, buildings, industry, transport, and agriculture.
By Bernhard Pötter
US billionaire Michael Bloomberg wants to take over the USA's climate payments to the UNFCCC. The government under Donald Trump, on the other hand, has begun to change the climate policy guidelines of authorities and agencies in recent days.
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Germany should have transposed the NIS-2 Directive into national law by mid-October. Now, the law on the digital protection of critical infrastructure will not be passed in this legislative period.
By Wilhelmine Stenglin
In the run-up to the meeting of EU foreign ministers, diplomats had suspected that Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was just playing poker. In fact, he has now ended his blockade against the extension of the Russia sanctions – in return for assurances.
By Redaktion Table
Federal Agriculture Minister Özdemir supports the European Commission's plans to make written contracts between farmers and buyers mandatory. However, Germany's position could change after the upcoming change of government.
By Julia Dahm