The National Security Law could put Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai behind bars for the rest of his life. On the 93rd day of the trial, he has his say for the first time.
By Marcel Grzanna
A market research survey revealed that the US manufacturer sold significantly fewer iPhones for the Chinese holiday than in the previous year. Its competitor Huawei, of all companies, recorded an increase.
By Manuel Changming Liu
An influential commission is calling on the US Congress to revoke the preferential status that was promised in 2000 before China joined the WTO. It would be one of the most aggressive measures taken by the USA to date.
By Manuel Changming Liu
The SPD and the Greens have agreed on amendments to the CSRD draft. However, it is unclear whether the law can be passed before the general election. The implementation deadline has already expired in July.
By Marc Winkelmann
As a study commissioned by the Federal Ministry of Transport shows, many areas along federal highways could be used to expand photovoltaics. The focus is particularly on roadsides.
By Carsten Hübner
According to a new study, Germany could theoretically contribute up to €100 billion a year to climate financing. However, the measures required for this are unlikely to be practicable.
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The liberal market model in Germany is slowing down the expansion of the e-charging infrastructure. This is the result of a study that has now been presented. California fares much better with guaranteed returns for investors.
By Carsten Hübner
An analysis by Carbon Brief concludes that China has emitted more CO2 since industrialization than the entire EU. This has consequences for the negotiations on the new climate finance target at COP29.
By Alexandra Endres
In the Climate Change Performance Index compiled by Germanwatch and the New Climate Institute, Germany ranks only 16th out of 63 countries. The main reason is the lack of progress in buildings and transport. Overall, however, the authors see reason for hope.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
Germany is providing €60 million in climate financing to replenish the Adaptation Fund. The money comes from the current budget, so the flow of funds is considered secure.
By Nico Beckert
