According to a new calculation, the United States would emit around 800 billion tons more CO2 under Donald Trump than if it continued its current climate policy. However, it is still unclear whether the underlying assumption is correct.
By Nico Beckert
The Arab states are calling on industrialized countries to provide US$441 billion annually for climate financing in future. Europe continues to hold back on concrete figures. The fronts are still hardened in the dispute over the inclusion of new donor states.
By Nico Beckert
The once-dominant online retailer Otto is facing increasing pressure from Chinese competitors. Otto's CEO, Marc Opelt, is calling for equal competition conditions while also acknowledging the strengths of their rivals.
By Felix Lee
Huawei is intensifying its efforts to become less reliant on the US. The new chip is expected to rival those of market leader Nvidia and will be available for purchase as early as this fall.
By Felix Lee
The Chinese retail giant Shein is preparing for its IPO in London and has now enlisted regulatory advice from a former EU Commissioner.
By Amelie Richter
The eurozone economy is growing as expected, but not everywhere. Germany in particular is acting as a brake with its 0.1 percent drop in GDP, while the economies in France, Italy and Spain are growing.
By Redaktion Table
One month after the parliamentary elections, France still has no new government. President Macron wants a kind of grand coalition. His party is now feeling its way forward.
By Redaktion Table
According to the Federal Minister of the Interior, border controls work. Nancy Faeser therefore wants to maintain controls at the borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland until irregular migration has been effectively reduced.
By Redaktion Table
Since April 30, the UK has been controlling animal and plant products from the EU. This is upsetting the schedule of some producers – with consequences.
By Redaktion Table
The German government had urged German companies to focus less on China. However, the opposite is the case: German direct investment has once again increased significantly.
By Felix Lee
