German companies are optimistic about Asia – except for one country: China. This is the result of a survey conducted by the German Chambers of Commerce Abroad on behalf of the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, which is available to Table.Briefings.
By Amelie Richter
Severe wildfires in the Northern Hemisphere are currently causing high CO2 emissions. Russia is particularly affected by the fires. Siberia could be approaching a dangerous tipping point.
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The International Energy Agency has calculated that if SUVs were a country, they would be the fifth-largest carbon emitter in the world. Large cars cause more global emissions than Japan and Germany.
By Nico Beckert
In addition to the constitutional complaint against the new Climate Change Act, Environmental Action Germany (DUH) also filed another climate complaint against the German government for failing to submit the 2023 Climate Protection Report on time. DUH argues that the government is thus failing to use a key control instrument.
By Alexandra Endres
The composition of the European Parliament's committees is taking shape. The EPP Group has now announced its candidates for the committee chairs.
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Even in a highly integrated capital market, private capital will not be able to provide more than a third of the climate investments needed in the EU. This is according to a new report by Finance Watch, which argues that public capital is needed on a large scale. Monetary financing should be part of the solution.
By Marc Winkelmann
During the pandemic, the Commission concluded deals worth billions for vaccine doses, but kept some of them secret. According to a ruling by the EU Court of Justice, this was in breach of EU law.
By Redaktion Table
The European industry has been looking for suppliers of lithium all over the world for years and is in fierce competition with China. Now a deal is to be struck with Serbia.
By Redaktion Table
Volkswagen introduces the first model of its new electric brand for China. The E-SUV coupe, ID. Unyx, is set to hit the market this summer and will soon be available in Europe as well.
By Fabian Peltsch
The World Trade Organization (WTO) presents its industrial assessment of China every three years. This year's report does not hold back in its criticism of Beijing.
By Amelie Richter
