Frozen EU funds: Magyar travels to Brussels
Péter Magyar will meet with the European Commission president next Wednesday to discuss frozen EU funds for Hungary.
By Redaktion Table
Péter Magyar will meet with the European Commission president next Wednesday to discuss frozen EU funds for Hungary.
By Redaktion Table
The European Union has imposed punitive measures on several companies from China as part of its latest sanctions package. Beijing has reacted angrily.
By Amelie Richter
Everyday devices are increasingly offering Chinese hackers new avenues for cybercrime. U.S. and British authorities are sounding the alarm.
By Marcel Grzanna
Tibetans in 27 countries around the world voted for their parliament-in-exile on Sunday. China has condemned the election. Results are expected on May 13.
By Ning Wang
China’s government spending rose by 2.6% to ¥7.47 trillion from January to April, reaching its highest level in five years.
By Ning Wang
New Delhi aims to strengthen cooperation with German companies in the defense sector. On Thursday, the Indian Embassy hosted a special summit for industry representatives and promoted joint projects with Indian partners.
By Katharina Horban, Viktor Funk and Gabriel Bub
The successor to the AWACS reconnaissance aircraft stationed in Geilenkirchen has reportedly been decided: Global Eye radar aircraft.
By Gabriel Bub
Stark Defence and Hanover-based startup Inleap Photonics are entering into a strategic partnership: The technologies are to be integrated into Stark’s systems.
By Robert Wallenhauer
The German Aerospace Industries Association announced that Schöllhorn was unanimously confirmed as president at the constitutive meeting in Stuttgart on Thursday.
By Gabriel Bub
The EU has pledged additional funds for humanitarian aid in West and Central Africa. A significant share is also earmarked to support Sudan’s neighboring countries, which have come under mounting pressure as a result of the war.
By David Renke