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May 29th, 2024

Netherlands: Who Wilders will make head of government

Right-wing populist Geert Wilders has found a top non-party official in the Netherlands to take over as prime minister. Dick Schoof already has experience in migration policy.

By Redaktion Table

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May 29th, 2024

Investing in AI: Why the EU Court of Auditors gives the Commission a bad report card

The European Court of Auditors has found in an audit report that the Commission is falling further and further behind internationally when it comes to investment in AI. It also criticizes the inadequate monitoring and use of research results.

By Corinna Visser

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May 28th, 2024

Reform package passed: How Taiwan's opposition wants to control the president

Taiwan's opposition-controlled parliament passed a reform package on Tuesday that will curtail the power of the new President, Lai Ching-te. Thousands took to the streets to protest against the resolutions.

By Christiane Kuehl

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May 28th, 2024

Constant contact: How China and the USA aim to prevent unwanted escalations at sea

The US and China want to prevent misunderstandings in the waters around the People's Republic by ensuring constant communication with each other. The overall aim is to prevent an unwanted escalation.

By Redaktion Table

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May 28th, 2024

Carbon emission: Why China may have passed its emissions peak early

China's carbon emissions fell surprisingly in March. This increases the likelihood that the People's Republic may have already reached the emissions peak.

By Christiane Kuehl

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May 28th, 2024

Hong Kong: Why arrests are now being made again

A few days before the 35th anniversary of the suppression of the democracy movement on Tiananmen Square, Hong Kong police arrested six people for posting "messages with seditious intent."

By Felix Lee

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May 28th, 2024

Meseberg: What Berlin and Paris can agree on

At the Franco-German Council of Ministers, Scholz and Macron identified a high need for investment without agreeing on a higher EU budget. Both agree on the EU chemicals regulation REACH.

By Marc Winkelmann

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May 28th, 2024

Why pressure is mounting on Berlin to allow Ukraine to strike back at Russia

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is calling for an end to the restrictions on Ukrainian attacks with Western weapons. More and more EU member states are following this position, which is increasing the pressure on Berlin and Washington. Scholz says there are no restrictions.

By Stephan Israel

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May 28th, 2024

Georgia adopts law on the control of civil society

Despite criticism from Brussels and demonstrations in their own country, the government majority has passed a controversial law that jeopardizes their country's EU course.

By Redaktion Table

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May 28th, 2024

Agriculture Council: What the agriculture ministers decided

At the EU Agriculture Council in Brussels on Monday, the Greens and Christian Democrats forged unusual alliances – even against a German minister.

By Julia Dahm