Georgia: Estonia extends sanctions against Tbilisi
Thousands protest against the government in Georgia. The situation is tense and the authorities are cracking down on demonstrators. Estonia responds with its own measures.
By Redaktion Table
Thousands protest against the government in Georgia. The situation is tense and the authorities are cracking down on demonstrators. Estonia responds with its own measures.
By Redaktion Table
The EU Parliament is setting a new course: security and defense are to have their own full committee for the first time. Democracy and housing are also moving into focus.
By Stephan Israel
The Chinese government urges primary and secondary schools to include artificial intelligence in their curricula. Even school beginners should gain their first experience with AI.
By Angela Köckritz
Janet Yellen does not rule out sanctions against Chinese banks. "They want to trade with Russia, but they do not want their banks sanctioned," the US Treasury Secretary explained on Friday.
By Fabian Peltsch
Former Chinese national team coach Li Tie was sentenced to 20 years for bribery. It is not the first corruption scandal in China's professional soccer.
By Fabian Peltsch
Recycling used batteries and waste from battery factories could reduce Europe's dependence on metals and minerals, says the Transport Environment Association. However, the EU must promote and simplify the process.
By Carsten Hübner
The harmonization of insolvency law is intended to simplify cross-border investments. The member states can only partially agree on a common position on a Commission proposal.
By Marc Winkelmann
Berlin supports Commission President von der Leyen's proposal to realign funding for structurally weak regions. However, the federal states have objections.
By Till Hoppe
Germany's neighbors are once again pushing for a change in the law to abolish the German gas storage levy. The Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs considers a subsequent amendment to the law to be possible. What the adoption now depends on.
By Manuel Berkel
The European Commission is not considering changing European measures to cut CO2 emissions from cars, despite pressure from the EU's largest political group to weaken the laws, Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra said on Thursday.
By Redaktion Table