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How China is trying to ensnare Europe

Our China Perspective column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today it focuses on the Chinese media's review of Xi Jinping's trip to Europe.

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How mediocrity jeopardizes the European project

No other process in the twentieth century has stabilized world peace more than European integration. But for sixteen years, since the Treaty of Lisbon, the EU has been treading water. It is high time for a rethink.

By Redaktion Table

Vor dem Europaparlament in Brüssel.

What's cooking in Brussels? More trouble for the EBU

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is under fire again: Recently criticized as the organizer of the Eurovision Song Contest for not accepting the EU flag, the EBU now faces backlash for how it plans to host the major debate of the lead candidates in the European Parliament.

By Claire Stam

Energy transition requires support for large battery storage

At the end of April, the traffic light coalition government agreed on the Solar Package I. This paves the way for the accelerated expansion of wind and solar energy. However, there is also a need for support for large battery storage, according to Benedikt Deuchert from the company Kyon Energy.

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