According to several diplomats, there are discussions within the military alliance about no longer holding annual summits. One diplomat said that some countries are pushing for a two-year cycle.
By Redaktion Table
Germany’s ports are underfunded. Yet, they play a central role in supplying the population and for defense purposes in times of national crises. Port representatives are calling on the federal government to do more ahead of the National Maritime Conference in Emden.
By Florian Keisinger and Tino Klemm
The China 7 emissions standard is an extremely complex set of regulations that imposes strict requirements on carmakers regarding pollutant emissions. To comply with these standards, manufacturers must optimize even the smallest details of the engine. This is where European suppliers see a market opportunity.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The Beijing Auto Show has definitively evolved from a traditional auto show into a technology showcase. The future: Manufacturers will deliver entire ecosystems comprising software, robotics, and mobility.
By Julia Fiedler
Chinese industrial companies reported strong profits in the first quarter. However, with demand remaining fragile, growing disparities are becoming apparent.
By Marcel Grzanna
Despite China’s punitive measures against European defense companies, Taiwan’s Defense Minister Wellington Koo does not foresee any serious consequences for Taiwan’s security. At the same time, Japan is emerging as a more prominent potential partner.
By Fabian Peltsch
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could cost South Korea up to around €500 million annually. The government is therefore funding a subsidy program to reduce carbon emissions.
By Marcel Grzanna
The EU has been monitoring Vietnam’s fishing industry for years. The Vietnamese government now intends to systematically address these shortcomings through a decree.
By Marcel Grzanna
