Russia uses old tankers to transport oil through the Baltic Sea. Denmark is looking for ways to stop these transports. The old ships pose a danger to the environment.
By Redaktion Table
A new study highlights that the EU has been underestimating consumption-based emissions (CBEs) in its climate policies, suggesting that addressing consumption reduction and complex supply chains could be pivotal.
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Keir Starmer used to advocate a return to the EU. He is now well on his way to becoming Prime Minister and has changed his mind. Despite this, the Labour leader believes a rapprochement is possible.
By Redaktion Table
A Hungarian government document reveals the priorities of the Hungarian Council Presidency for the coming six months – including a whole series of trilogues.
By Marc Winkelmann
China's Prime Minister Li Qiang travels to Australia to promote a thaw between the two nations. First, however, there is a discussion about a military incident.
By Marcel Grzanna
No other country is expanding its nuclear arsenal as quickly as China. This is according to the annual report by the renowned research institute SIPRI. Moreover, China is believed to have, for the first time ever, warheads ready for use during peacetime.
By Michael Radunski
Chinese tourism is an important economic factor – not only in China but also in many European destinations. However, the tourism industry in the People's Republic has not recovered since the Covid pandemic. Visas are a particular problem.
By Michael Radunski
The CDU (Christian Democratic Union) is stepping back from its sharp criticism of the heating law enacted by the current coalition government. Party leader Friedrich Merz now positions himself as a fan of heat pumps, while Vice Chairman Andreas Jung proposes demands that would not result in significant changes.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
After a solo move by an Austrian Green Party member, the EU member states voted narrowly in favor of the EU Nature Restoration Law. The goal is to restore 20 percent of land areas by 2030.
By Lukas Bayer
One of Europe's most renowned climate researchers is calling on European decision-makers to adhere to scientific findings on climate change even after the European elections.
By Lukas Knigge
