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Domestic policy: Why another minister vanished

Agriculture Minister Tang Renjian is the third minister in Premier Li Qiang's new government to lose his post. The accusations are "serious violations of discipline and law" – which stands for corruption.

By Marcel Grzanna

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Trade war: How BMW violated US sanctions

Until April, BMW reportedly imported cars containing components from sanctioned Chinese suppliers to the US – even though the car manufacturer was aware of this since January at the latest.

By Redaktion Table

European Parliament: Why Le Pen is finally breaking with the AfD

The far-right Rassemblement national (RN) from France is turning its back on the German AfD. Thibaut François, responsible for international relations at the RN, said that they no longer wanted to be in a parliamentary group with the AfD after the European elections.

By Markus Grabitz

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Hydrogen: How its deployment can reduce costs for climate action

According to a recent study, the deployment of hydrogen could make the global energy transition more cost-effective. This is particularly true for international shipping and aviation, where costs could be reduced. However, the overall role of hydrogen remains relatively small.

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Carbon leakage: Why the 'dilemma' remains unsolved

Experts from the Centre for European Policy believe that the issue of carbon leakage, resulting from current EU climate policies, has not yet been resolved. They advocate for placing this issue at the top of the agenda for the next legislative term.

By Lukas Knigge