Security: ‘Open and constructive talks’ in Haiwaii
China and the United States have resumed security discussions aimed at reducing the risk of military escalation.
By Ning Wang
China and the United States have resumed security discussions aimed at reducing the risk of military escalation.
By Ning Wang
Washington is weighing approval for the sale of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China. Loosening restrictions would signal a thaw in the ongoing trade disputes.
By Ning Wang
Turkey and Australia are jointly organizing the next climate conference (COP31). While the conference will take place in Turkey, Australia will lead the negotiations and prepare the pre-COP in the Pacific.
By Lisa Kuner
The EU Commission and the 27 national supervisory authorities want to place the protection of minors and the fight against illegal content on online platforms at the heart of their work.
By Till Hoppe
Shortly before the presentation of the grid package, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen gave an insight into its content. The Dane also wants to comply with a request from the German government.
By Manuel Berkel
The EU Commission wants to make the Disclosure Regulation more practical and curb greenwashing. Stakeholders welcome this.
By Marc Winkelmann
The EU Commission’s pension package does not address the core problem of the poor quality of European pension products, consumer advocates complain. The Commission’s arguments are based on feedback from the financial sector and is putting its hopes on greater competition.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
EU foreign ministers decided on Thursday to impose sanctions against Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo, the deputy commander of the Sudanese RSF militia. Those responsible for atrocities must not go unpunished, said EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas.
By Stephan Israel
The robots from his start-up could support drones, says Marc Wietfeld. This puts his company in the running for a EUR 900 million contract from the Ministry of Defense.
By Robert Wallenhauer and Wilhelmine Stenglin
The BVZD criticizes the draft law on aviation security reform, which excludes private security services from drone defense. The association is calling for certified private companies to be allowed to use technical defense measures.
By Lisa-Martina Klein