ASEAN countries are taking advantage of the US restrictions on Chinese semiconductors and exporting more semiconductors to the USA. Experts see this as a sign that global supply chains are shifting.
By Angela Köckritz
The investigation launched against Temu focuses on the sale of illegal products, the potentially addictive design of the platform, the recommendation algorithms and access to data for researchers.
By Corinna Visser
A new Lancet report states heat exposure leads to more health risks. The number of heat-related deaths is rising and heat stress leads to high financial losses.
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The highest scientific bodies in Germany and China have called for increased efforts to decarbonize all sectors. This includes more research, more cooperation, a carbon price, funding for renewables and CCS, social compensation and more transparency.
By Bernhard Pötter
Storms in Spain have claimed the lives of at least 72 people. It is the deadliest flooding in Europe since the disaster in the German Ahr valley. Climate change is intensifying the frequency and intensity of such flood disasters.
By Lukas Bayer
19 European business associations have presented a position paper on competitiveness. It is striking that neither France nor southern European associations are included.
By Marc Winkelmann
Italy's plans for refugee camps in Albania are being closely monitored in the EU. Now it is going before the European Court of Justice. A court in Bologna draws a comparison with Nazi Germany.
By Redaktion Table
There is a dispute over the official results of the parliamentary elections in the South Caucasus Republic of Georgia. Following accusations of falsification by the opposition, the public prosecutor's office is now investigating.
By Redaktion Table
Bernhard Kluttig becomes State Secretary for European and Economic Policy in the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs. He is regarded as the architect of the chip subsidy policy.
By Redaktion Table
A new IEA report shows how much more efficient renewable energies are compared to fossil fuels – and how this growth market will triple by 2035. Despite all efforts in the USA and the EU, China will remain the largest producer of cleantech.
By Bernhard Pötter
