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Tajani runs for Europe

The party leaders of Forza Italia and the Italian Social Democrats have announced their candidacies for the EU elections. However, they are likely to be more of a symbolic nature.

By Redaktion Table

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'We will not hesitate to use our defense instruments'

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has emphasized that the EU wants to take stronger action against unfair international competition in the future. She encouraged the EU finance ministers to lead the way in completing the Capital Markets Union.

By Redaktion Table

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Severe flooding in southern China

At least six people have been injured and others buried in landslides in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong. The authorities fear a flood of the century in the densely populated Pearl River Delta.

By Felix Lee

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Ground beneath Chinese cities is sinking

According to a new study, many cities in China are sinking further and further. This could have serious consequences, especially in densely populated coastal regions. The problem is caused by the extraction of groundwater and the construction boom in the cities.

By Christiane Kuehl

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Chinese hackers spied on VW

Industrial espionage from the partner country and key market: Chinese hackers have been infiltrating Volkswagen's systems for four years.

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Netzausbau und Energiewende - der Transport von Windenergie vom Norden in den Süden der Bundesrepublik krankt immer noch am schleppenden Ausbau des Stromnetzes.
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Bidding zone split: Commission calls for agreement with neighbors

In the dispute over a possible split of the German electricity bidding zone, the Commission does not want to exert any pressure on Germany at present. At a Europe.Table Live Briefing, however, the Directorate-General for Energy also made an appeal to the German government.

By Manuel Berkel