Trade dispute: China imposes tariffs on EU dairy products
The tariffs China had threatened on EU dairy products will take effect on Feb. 13. However, the duties are significantly lower than expected.
By Leonardo Pape
The tariffs China had threatened on EU dairy products will take effect on Feb. 13. However, the duties are significantly lower than expected.
By Leonardo Pape
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) fears for security in Germany as surveillance technology from Chinese manufacturers is increasingly being used. The WUC has filed lawsuits in Spain and France.
By Marcel Grzanna
Weak results in China have triggered a sharp profit drop at Mercedes-Benz. The CFO’s outlook remains vague, while CEO Ola Källenius is putting the focus on efficiency, speed and flexibility.
By Ning Wang
It is only in the US where data centers are the largest driver of the growth in electricity demand. In the European Union and globally, they are only expected to account for a relatively small share of the increase through 2030.
By Nico Beckert
According to government-commissioned studies, India still faces a financing gap of about USD 5 trillion to meet its development targets by 2047 and achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2070.
By Urmi Goswami
The climate is shifting away from the stable conditions that have sustained human civilization for millennia. Researchers warn that critical tipping points could be reached sooner than previously expected.
By Redaktion Table
The first conference on phasing out fossil fuels is conceived as a forum for countries and key stakeholders. Its goal is to reduce economic dependence on fossil fuels and strengthen international cooperation in support of a just transition.
By Lisa Kuner
A new study finds that by the end of the century, between one-third and one-half of global grazing land for cattle, sheep and goats could become unsuitable for livestock production, with some regions facing particularly severe impacts.
By Cornelia Meyer
The signatories compare the delays, budget cuts and shifting priorities to the current political approach in the US.
By Lukas Bayer
The European Union Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to ensure that a larger share of emissions trading revenues flows back to industry. At the European Industry Summit in Antwerp, she responded in particular to demands from energy-intensive sectors.
By Till Hoppe, Lukas Knigge and Manuel Berkel