Global food consumption is expected to grow more slowly than before over the next ten years because development in China is losing momentum. New growth regions are moving into the focus of the food industry.
By Steffen Bach
China strictly rejects government contacts with the Dalai Lama. Representatives of the US government have nevertheless met the spiritual leader of the Tibetans and reaffirmed their support for Tibet.
By Redaktion Table
Over 30 years after the brutal suppression of the democracy protests in China, a former dissident is suspected of spying on other dissidents. Now he has been charged.
By Felix Lee
Germany's 2020 national budget distributed around 35.8 billion euros in climate-damaging subsidies. Worldwide, direct and indirect state aid for fossil fuels is around 200 times higher.
By Bernhard Pötter
The introduction of simplified work visas for Russians in Hungary has brought the EU Commission onto the scene. The Hungarian Minister of the Interior has now responded to the concerns.
By Redaktion Table
Ukraine is taking another step on the road to the EU. Parliament has now ratified the Rome Statute of the Criminal Court. However, with restrictions.
By Redaktion Table
Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Teresa Ribera has joined the International Energy Agency. This makes it increasingly obvious that she is reaching out for the post of Energy Commissioner in Brussels.
By Manuel Berkel
Germany wants to support Moldova in its efforts to join the EU. During a state visit, Scholz also appealed to the country's population to get involved in the accession process.
By Redaktion Table
In its rule of law report, the EU Commission vehemently criticizes Slovakia. It has now commented on this in writing.
By Redaktion Table
The auditing firm PwC has lost one of its largest clients on the mainland, the Bank of China. The company is the focus of the authorities. It is accused of bungling in the Evergrande case.
By Fabian Peltsch
