The just-passed March once again set a new record as the warmest of all time – just like the nine months before it. Worldwide, the 1.5-degree limit was exceeded, according to data from the EU's weather service.
By Bernhard Pötter
The SPD's lead candidate speaks out in favor of "social security." She is also concerned about the housing market in Europe.
By Redaktion Table
Farmers who sequester CO2 emissions through carbon farming are supposed to earn money through voluntary certificate trading, according to the EU's intentions. However, regulations in the EU's Green Claims Directive could make this less attractive, according to voices from agriculture and science.
By Kai Moll
Shortly before the European elections, the Parliament could finalize its position on new breeding techniques. Critics see this as a tactical maneuver.
By Julia Dahm
Trade Minister Wang Wentao travels to Paris ahead of Xi Jinping's visit to France. The EU and China are currently involved in several open trade disputes.
By Amelie Richter
A Chinese journalist has been expelled from Sweden for allegedly posing a security risk. The accusation: the 57-year-old has supposedly worked for Chinese diplomats for years.
By Fabian Peltsch
The German government has announced further details of Olaf Scholz's trip to China. The Federal Chancellor will visit three Chinese cities.
By Michael Radunski
TSMC expands its investments in the United States. The Taiwanese chip manufacturer plans to build three state-of-the-art semiconductor plants in Arizona. The US government is funding the project with several billion US dollars.
By Michael Radunski
German consumer watchdogs and business associations have been keeping a critical eye on the Chinese shopping app Temu for some time. The German government now demands legal action against the constant generation of new shopping impulses.
By Redaktion Table
Chinese real estate developer Shimao faces further pressure. It cannot serve its foreign debts. The China Construction Bank has filed a liquidation petition against the ailing company.
By Fabian Peltsch
