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April 18th, 2024

Study: ASEAN only offers 'pseudo-diversification'

According to a study by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, the European economy cannot do without China. Even the emerging ASEAN countries only ostensibly contribute to derisking.

By Redaktion Table

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April 18th, 2024

China remains important market for ASML despite embargo

Under pressure from the US, the Netherlands joined a US embargo against the People's Republic. ASML's business in China nevertheless remains the most important pillar of the semiconductor machine manufacturer.

By Amelie Richter

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April 18th, 2024

Philippine Coast Guard takes part in military exercise with the US

The joint maneuvers will focus primarily on the northern and western parts of the Philippines, close to potential trouble spots in the South China Sea and Taiwan, where several clashes have already occurred.

By Amelie Richter

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April 18th, 2024

Allianz fund subsidiary allowed to do business in China

The insurance group Allianz has been given the green light for its fund business in China and thus access to the 3.8 trillion US dollar market for open-ended investment funds. This market has been open to foreign companies since 2019.

By Redaktion Table

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April 18th, 2024

Study: Many developed countries have not kept their Copenhagen pledges

According to a new Nature study, 19 out of 34 developed countries failed to meet the climate targets they pledged in 2009. Seven countries were only able to achieve their targets by shifting emissions to other countries.

By Nico Beckert

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April 18th, 2024

Study: Climate change threatens one-fifth of global income in 2050

In total, global climate-related damage could amount to 38 trillion US dollars by the middle of the century: this is the conclusion reached by PIK researchers in a new study. By 2100, more than half of global economic output could be lost.

By Alexandra Endres

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April 18th, 2024

Power shortage in German city: Federal Network Agency sees local planning errors as the cause

The supply problems in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, are not the fault of heat pumps, electric cars or Robert Habeck, as claimed by the Bild newspaper, but of planning errors by the municipal utilities. The Federal Network Agency made this clear on Wednesday.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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April 18th, 2024

Climate in Numbers: Many countries have emissions trading plans

Emissions trading is becoming increasingly important. There are now 36 emissions trading systems (ETS) worldwide, and 22 more are "in various stages of testing and development."

By Nico Beckert

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April 18th, 2024

Climate change made extreme heat in West Africa even hotter

The latest heatwave was caused by climate change, not El Niño, a recent attribution study has found. However, El Niño is largely responsible for the drought in Southern Africa.

By Alexandra Endres

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April 18th, 2024

Eurobarometer: climate action loses relevance

One in three EU citizens still consider climate action the most important issue in the June elections. However, poll ratings have plummeted, particularly in Germany.

By Lukas Bayer