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January 24th, 2025

Trump accuses EU of 'unfair' treatment

At the World Economic Forum, the US President emphasized how mean the EU is to his country. He complained that the European Union is not buying enough products from the United States.

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January 24th, 2025

NGO contracts: Green MEP Freund accuses Hohlmeier of conflict of interest

CSU MEP Monika Hohlmeier defends herself against the accusation that she has a conflict of interest when it comes to NGO contracts. Green MEP Daniel Freund had raised the issue of her position on the Baywa Supervisory Board.

By Markus Grabitz

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January 24th, 2025

SPD car paper: Sticking to the 2035 ban on combustion engines

The German SPD group is prepared to defer or extend the penalties for failing to meet the climate targets for 2025. The ban on combustion engines for new cars is to remain in place, while the fleet limits up to 2035 could be adjusted. This is what the car paper from the SPD MEPs in the European Parliament envisages.

By Markus Grabitz

Berlin, Friedrich Merz und Alexander Dobrindt und geben eine Pressekonferenz im Bundestag Friedrich Merz Vorsitzender der CDU/CSU-Bundestagsfraktion und Alexander Dobrindt Vorsitzender der CSU-Landesgruppe im Deutschen Bundestag während der Pressekonferenz vor der Fraktionssitzung von CDU CSU im Deutschen Bundestag am 14.03.2023 in Berlin. Berlin Bundestag Berlin Deutschland *** Berlin, Friedrich Merz and Alexander Dobrindt and give a press conference in the Bundestag Friedrich Merz chairman of the CDU CSU parliamentary group and Alexander Dobrindt chairman of the CSU state group in the German Bundestag during the press conference before the parliamentary group meeting of CDU CSU in the German Bundestag on 14 03 2023 in Berlin Berlin Bu

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January 23rd, 2025

Election frontrunner Merz: No guarantees for China losses

CDU/CSU election frontrunner Friedrich Merz warned that German companies should not approach the government if they lose money from investments in China.

By Ning Wang

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January 23rd, 2025

Chips: China and the Netherlands want to stabilize supply chains

Despite stricter export restrictions on semiconductors from the Netherlands to China, both countries have announced their intention to stabilize global supply chains.

By Ning Wang

Eine EU-Flagge knattert im Wind vor bewölktem Himmel Themenbild, Symbolbild. Straßburg, 16.01.2023 Elsass Frankreich *** An EU flag rattles in the wind against cloudy sky theme image, symbol image Strasbourg, 16 01 2023 Alsace France Copyright: xDwixAnoraganingrumx

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January 23rd, 2025

Tariffs: Chinese EV manufacturers take case to EU court

BYD, Geely and SAIC have taken legal action against the EU's additional tariffs. One day before the deadline expired, they took corresponding steps.

By Marcel Grzanna

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January 23rd, 2025

South China Sea: US vows to continue support for the Philippines

The USA has assured the Philippines of "ironclad" support in the territorial dispute over the South China Sea and called China's behavior inconsistent with international law. The Chinese Foreign Ministry criticized the US, saying they have "no right to interfere" in the dispute.

By Leonardo Pape

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January 23rd, 2025

Global minimum tax: Why the EU should negotiate quickly now

US President Donald Trump has ordered a review of "discriminatory foreign tax practices" within the framework of the OECD agreement on minimum group taxation. The EU should react quickly to this in order to avoid a tax war.

By Alex Veit

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January 23rd, 2025

Less permafrost: 30 percent of the Arctic has become a source of CO2

Until now, the Arctic's soils have been an important carbon sink. However, due to rising temperatures, a third of the area releases more CO2 than is being stored.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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January 23rd, 2025

Australia: 'Catastrophic' coral bleaching at the Great Barrier Reef

High temperatures lead to coral bleaching. According to a recent study, this caused more than 40 percent of corals to die in a region of the Great Barrier Reef last year.