Bernhard Günther will become the new CEO of BWI on October 1.
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Today, Friday, Trump and Putin may be negotiating the future of Ukraine – without Ukraine itself at the table. In Kyiv, the bilateral meeting is therefore being awaited with great tension.
By Denis Trubetskoy
While Trump wants to talk to Putin about peace in Ukraine, the EU Member States want to keep the pressure on Moscow high. The Commission is hoping that votes on the next sanctions package can be held soon.
By Redaktion Table
With the introduction of the Emissions Trading Directive, the EU has shown courage, write the authors of the German Emissions Trading Authority (DEHSt) at the Federal Environment Agency (UBA). For its continued success, social measures will be decisive.
By Daniel Klingenfeld, Christoph Kühleis, Juliane Steegmann and Jan Weiß
Four years after the Taliban’s takeover in Afghanistan, the FDP-affiliated Friedrich Naumann Foundation is calling on the international community to take steps to codify gender apartheid in international law.
By Gabriel Bub
Having accused the Panamanian government of relinquishing control of the canal to China, US President Donald Trump wants the Canal back. The first marines have already returned to the bases they abandoned in 1999.
By Andrzej Rybak
The Interior Ministry’s timeline for the national capabilities profile depends on a complex risk analysis. NATO has begun requesting specific capability data.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Because the German government has still not organized the departure of around 2,000 Afghans waiting in Pakistan, Islamabad is deporting more and more people – also as a way to exert political pressure.
By Gabriel Bub
NASA plans to install a 100-kilowatt reactor at the Moon’s south pole by 2030. Former acting NASA chief of staff Bhavya Lal explains why nuclear energy could be decisive in space – and which security and geopolitical questions Europe should now address.
By Nicola Kuhrt
