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Kaffeeernte auf der Mubuyu Farm in Sambia. (Imago / ZUMA Press)

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December 5th, 2024

Anti-deforestation ordinance: Postponement late, but reasonable

Experts react to the postponement of the EUDR at a Table.Briefings event. It was decided far too late, but is a good way to prepare better.

By Leonie Düngefeld

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December 5th, 2024

Suspicion of money laundering: Investigation against Reynders

He would have liked to remain on the Commission, but then had to withdraw. It has now become known that the former Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders is under investigation. It concerns lottery tickets.

By Redaktion Table

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December 5th, 2024

NATO allies consider scenarios for ceasefire in Ukraine

At the meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, discussions revolve around negotiation scenarios and possible security guarantees for Ukraine – and signals to future US President Trump.

By Stephan Israel

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December 5th, 2024

Obermann: Quantum computing a candidate for Airbus 2.0

European champions are seen as a means by which the EU can catch up technologically. In the Table.Briefings podcast, René Obermann, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Airbus, names several technologies in which European companies can still be at the forefront.

By Manuel Berkel

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December 5th, 2024

Defense and energy: Polish Council Presidency calls for larger budget

Europe needs to spend a lot more money on defense, the EU debt rules are nonsense: Before the start of the Polish Council Presidency, Undersecretary of State Paweł Karbownik found clear words. Budget Commissioner Serafin also spoke out in favor of more defense spending.

By Marc Winkelmann

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December 5th, 2024

Europe at risk of missing emissions targets for 2030 by 29 percent

Europe is threatening to miss its climate targets for 2030 – with a CO2 gap of up to 29%. Slow electrification, low investment, and technological gaps are slowing down progress, which also jeopardizes climate neutrality for 2050.

By Lukas Knigge

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December 5th, 2024

ETS II: EU determines credit quantity for transport and buildings

The starting credit quantity in the new emissions trading system (ETS II) for transport and buildings was determined on Tuesday. Around one billion credits will be issued once trading commences in 2027. Experts expect carbon prices to be significantly higher than in ETS I.

By Lukas Bayer

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December 5th, 2024

E-kerosene: Airlines and oil companies hardly invest in sustainable fuels

The aviation industry has hardly used sustainable fuels (SAF) so far. If they are used at all, they are produced mainly from non-sustainable energy sources: Instead of e-kerosene, companies like Lufthansa buy biofuel made from food and animal feed, as a new ranking shows.

By Lukas Bayer

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December 5th, 2024

Debt crisis: Developing countries pay 1.4 trillion dollars

According to the World Bank, developing countries spent more capital on servicing their debt last year than what they were promised in climate payments for 2035 at COP29. South Africa wants to make debt a focus of its G20 presidency.

By Bernhard Pötter

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December 5th, 2024

Climate in Numbers: Europe could miss its 2030 emissions targets by 29 percent

Europe risks missing its climate targets for 2030 – with a CO2 gap of up to 29 percent. Slow electrification, low investment and technological gaps slow progress, jeopardizing the net zero target for 2050.

By Lukas Knigge