Even in a highly integrated capital market, private capital will not be able to provide more than a third of the climate investments needed in the EU. This is according to a new report by Finance Watch, which argues that public capital is needed on a large scale. Monetary financing should be part of the solution.

By Marc Winkelmann

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July 18th, 2024

EU Court of Justice: Commission provided too little information on vaccine contracts

During the pandemic, the Commission concluded deals worth billions for vaccine doses, but kept some of them secret. According to a ruling by the EU Court of Justice, this was in breach of EU law.

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July 18th, 2024

EU plans lithium agreement with Serbia

The European industry has been looking for suppliers of lithium all over the world for years and is in fierce competition with China. Now a deal is to be struck with Serbia.

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July 17th, 2024

ID. Unyx: How a new brand is supposed to save VW in China

Volkswagen introduces the first model of its new electric brand for China. The E-SUV coupe, ID. Unyx, is set to hit the market this summer and will soon be available in Europe as well.

By Fabian Peltsch

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July 17th, 2024

WTO: Which industrial data on China is missing

The World Trade Organization (WTO) presents its industrial assessment of China every three years. This year's report does not hold back in its criticism of Beijing.

By Amelie Richter

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July 17th, 2024

Youth unemployment: Why the rate has dropped significantly

According to the national statistics bureau, youth unemployment in China has significantly declined from a peak of over 20 percent a year ago to under 14 percent in June. This decrease is primarily due to a change in the calculation method.

By Felix Lee

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July 17th, 2024

DMA: TikTok remains gatekeeper

TikTok has lost its lawsuit against its designation as a gatekeeper under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The General Court of the European Union has dismissed the case.

By Corinna Visser

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July 17th, 2024

Serbia clears the way for extensive lithium production

One of Europe's largest lithium reserves is said to be located in western Serbia – now the government has given the green light for extraction. According to media reports, Scholz is due to travel to Serbia on Friday.

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July 17th, 2024

Germany sees record decline in ETS emissions

Since the introduction of European emissions trading, plant emissions covered by it have never fallen so sharply in Germany. However, the reasons are not all positive.

By Lukas Knigge