Diplomacy: Taiwan's ex-president plans trip to the Czech Republic
Taiwan's ex-President Tsai Ing-wen is traveling to the Czech Republic. She is also expected to meet high-ranking politicians from other countries.
By Marcel Grzanna
Taiwan's ex-President Tsai Ing-wen is traveling to the Czech Republic. She is also expected to meet high-ranking politicians from other countries.
By Marcel Grzanna
South Korea is selling more weapons to the Philippines. The heads of state agree that growing tensions with China necessitate such deliveries.
By Marcel Grzanna
Next Thursday, Taiwan's President William Lai will speak on the 113th anniversary of the founding of the Republic of China. The country is expecting military threatening maneuvers from the People's Republic.
By Marcel Grzanna
The price increase for the Deutschlandticket could almost halve the climate benefit of the ticket. This is shown by a new study. Many citizens would switch back to their car.
By Nico Beckert
An online social network may not use all personal data indefinitely according to its nature. This was decided by the ECJ in a landmark ruling. The companies now need deletion concepts, says plaintiff Maximilian Schrems.
By Redaktion Table
According to a media report, the Commission plans to cut aid for farmers and support for structurally weak regions in the next EU budget. Instead, subsidies are to flow to national budgets and are closely linked to reforms.
By Redaktion Table
On the anniversary of the state's founding, China's President Xi Jinping referred to the People's Republic as the motherland of Taiwan. The latter's president declared this constellation "impossible."
By Marcel Grzanna
On Friday, the EU member states cleared the way for countervailing duties on electric vehicles from China. Here is what you need to know.
By Amelie Richter
The EU's countervailing duties against state market distortion also receive considerable support from the business community. However, associations and institutes are calling for the talks to continue.
By Marcel Grzanna
Chinese hackers have accessed information on court-approved wiretapping systems in the United States. The intrusion apparently remained undetected for months.
By Marcel Grzanna