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May 6th, 2024

Military: How Australia reacts to Chinese jet flare deployment

A Chinese fighter jet dropped flares over an Australian helicopter, but the helicopter pilot managed to avoid harm by performing evasive maneuvers.

By Marcel Grzanna

Martin Schirdewan und Carola Rackete, die beiden Spitzenkandidaten der Linken für die Europawahl.

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May 6th, 2024

Schirdewan: What the left intends to do after the election

The leader of the Left Party does not want to support a second term of office for the Commission President. Von der Leyen is "unabashedly" opening the door to the far right, he criticized.

By Till Hoppe

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May 6th, 2024

What the PiS list reveals about the power struggle within the party

The Polish PiS has not only nominated supporters of party leader Kaczyński for the European elections. Opponents of cooperation between the EKR parliamentary group and Fidesz are also on promising list positions. Observers believe that the power struggle within the PiS has not been decided.

By Markus Grabitz

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May 6th, 2024

Renaissance list: Who Macron wants to send to the European Parliament

The French Liberals have published the list of candidates for the European Parliament. Security and defense experts have been given prominent places. Pascal Canfin, the campaigner for the Green Deal, is in a safe fourth place.

By Claire Stam

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May 6th, 2024

Crisis management: What aid instruments the Commission is prolonging

The Commission is extending aid instruments for Germany in agriculture and fisheries until the end of the year due to market disturbance.

By Markus Grabitz

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May 6th, 2024

Attack on SPD MP: Ecke wants to continue election campaign

Matthias Ecke, SPD MEP, was brutally attacked while putting up election posters. The 41-year-old was seriously injured. Ecke, who is safely in tenth place on the SPD national list, wants to continue the election campaign.

By Markus Grabitz

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May 6th, 2024

Start-ups: How the EU should support young tech companies

Bitkom and other European digital associations have drawn up guidelines for the upcoming EU Commission. Among other things, they want a uniform definition and legal form to make operating across Europe easier.

By Corinna Visser

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May 5th, 2024

Beijing and Moscow: Why Putin will again meet with Xi in mid-May

It has been known for several weeks that Russian President Putin will travel to Beijing again. The date has now been set and will likely cause disillusionment in Europe, which is keen to break China's President away from Moscow.

By Christiane Kuehl

FOTOMONTAGE: Regierung befuerchtet Sicherheitsluecken im 5G-Netz. Der chinesische Telekommunikationsriese Huawei ist aktuell für 59 Prozent des 5G-Netzes in Deutschland verantwortlich. Die 5G-Infrastruktur gilt als die kuenftig wichtigste in Deutschland. ARCHIVFOTO Mobilfunkmast,Antenne,Antennen,5G,Mobilfunkantenne,Antennenmast, Mobilfunk.LTE, Eine Basisstation ist eine ortsfeste Uebertragungseinrichtung fuer Funksignale von Mobilfunknetzen, von Schnurlostelefonen und von drahtlosen Netzwerken. *** PHOTOMONTAGE Government fears security gaps in 5G network Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei is currently responsible for 59 percent of the 5G network in Germany The 5G infrastructure is considered the most important in Germany in the fu

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May 5th, 2024

Why the US struggles to replace Huawei technology

The US regulatory authority FCC requests further funding from Congress to remove components from Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE from their networks.

By Redaktion Table

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May 5th, 2024

Why Taiwanese are no longer allowed to work for Confucius Institutes

Taiwan's citizens are no longer allowed to work for China's state-funded Confucius Institutes. Violations can result in heavy fines and even prison sentences. Taipei regards the institutes and other organizations as a risk to national security.

By Fabian Peltsch