China wants to expand its anti-subsidy investigation into European milk imports. Meanwhile, Bernd Lange, Chairman of the EU Parliament's Trade Committee, sees the possibility of an agreement on EV tariffs.
By Amelie Richter
COP29 revealed just how deep the rift is between developed and developing countries. One thing is clear: the climate process will become less dominated by the US and the EU in future – and will be shaped more by China and the various interests of the BRICS countries.
By Amelie Richter
China is extending its entry restrictions to nine more countries from November 30. This means that visa-free entry now applies to 38 countries. The visa-free duration of stay for citizens of all countries participating in the program will be extended to 30 days.
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According to the US Chamber of Commerce, the US government wants to impose new export restrictions on China. This could see up to 200 more Chinese chip companies placed on a list of companies that most US companies are not allowed to supply.
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For years, the EU has insisted on strict standards and transparency rules for trading emission reduction credits and prevented a negotiation agreement on Article 6. Now it is giving up its blockade – with only minimal improvements. Observers are concerned about the integrity of carbon markets.
By Lukas Knigge
Indonesia wants to reduce its dependence on coal by 33 percent by 2040. However, it is unclear whether this also includes industrial power plants. In its Partnership for a Just Energy Transition (JETP), the country had left these power plants out of the equation.
By Nico Beckert
At the start of Black Week, the Federal Network Agency is setting up a website where consumers can report violations of the Geo-blocking Regulation.
By Corinna Visser
In October, the heads of state and government reaffirmed their willingness to further restrict Russia's ability to wage war. The Commission is now preparing steps.
By Redaktion Table
The battery manufacturer from Sweden has never made a profit and is struggling with quality problems and delays. Northvolt is now relying on insolvency proceedings under US law to facilitate a financial restart.
By Redaktion Table
In Lithuania, the change at the top of the government has been completed. Gintautas Paluckas becomes the new Prime Minister. He is aiming for a coalition that is causing consternation at home and abroad.
By Redaktion Table
