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G7 summit: Why China was also slammed

Clear words to China: The G7 threatened to impose sanctions against actors from China and other countries "that materially support Russia's war machine" and expressed serious concern about China's actions in the South China Sea.

By Felix Lee

Urkaine peace summit: What expectations Zelenskiy raises

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has announced another peace summit in Switzerland – "in a few months." Although he did not specify who would host it and who would take part, Zelenskiy clarified that he wants to hold talks with Russia with international support.

By Viktor Funk

Nature Restoration Act: How a turning point emerges

The law on the restoration of nature, which is controversial among farmers, could surprisingly clear the final hurdle on Monday. Austria's Environment Minister Leonore Gewessler announced her approval on Sunday, citing the risk of flooding as one of the reasons.

By Manuel Berkel

Correction: Cedec elects president

Correction from Europe.Table: Urban Keussen, Chief Technology Officer of energy supplier EWE, was not elected President of the European Association of Public Utilities Cedec on June 12 as reported. Keussen is running for the election, which is to take place on June 19.

By Redaktion Table

G7 summit: planned support for Ukraine

The war in Ukraine dominated the first day of the G7 summit. The industrialized nations plan to support the country attacked by Russia with massive financial commitments, a security agreement and sanctions.

By Redaktion Table