A Table.Media survey shows: Climate and energy policy should be of the greatest importance to the German government in the second half of the legislative period. Decision-makers give comparatively good marks in this policy area.
By Fabian Löhe
Javier Milei has taken over the presidential office in Argentina. He is closing down the Ministry of the Environment, but has no intention of withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
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According to a new study, the fossil fuel phase-out would have to happen much faster in many countries than their previous phase-out data shows. The United States, the EU and Japan would have to provide the highest share of financial support to other countries in the phase-out process.
By Nico Beckert
Germany contributes 60 million euros to the UN Adaptation Fund. Even with this sum, the fund has missed its target for this year.
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Chinese companies make enormous progress in the development of their own AI chips and threaten Nvidia's supremacy. In turn, Nvidia is trying to circumvent the US sanctions with chips specifically for the Chinese market.
By Felix Lee
The German government should take more account of German economic interests in its dealings with China – according to an exclusive survey conducted by Table.Media with more than 3,000 high-ranking participants. Nevertheless, Foreign Minister Baerbock leads the ranking of the most professional minister.
By Fabian Löhe
The Chinese technology group Huawei wants to cooperate with Mercedes and Audi. It is about the car software business. Huawei announced last month that it would split off its automotive business.
By Michael Radunski
Germany may compensate RWE with €2.6 billion for the premature lignite phase-out in the Rhenish mining area. The EU Commission has given up its initial doubts – for a specific reason.
By Manuel Berkel
The EU, USA, China and other countries fight over the details of international emissions trading at COP28. While Europe aims for the strictest possible standards, the US relies on free market forces.
By Lukas Knigge
China's secret service is said to have successfully recruited a soldier from the Taiwanese armed forces. The mission: to hijack a US helicopter. The reward: 15 million US dollars. But the plan was prevented.
By Michael Radunski
