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IMF: China optimism nudges up forecasts

The International Monetary Fund has raised its forecast for global economic growth. One reason for this is a more optimistic assessment of China.

By Manuel Liu

A picture shows Beijing High People's Court in Beijing on June 27, 2024.

News | Korruption

July 29th, 2025

Liu Zhiqiang: Former vice-minister of justice sentenced to prison

China's former Minister of Justice has been convicted of corruption. During his time in office, three of his superiors have already been arrested for disciplinary violations.

By Emily Kossak

News | Geopolitik

July 29th, 2025

Business trips to China: Blackrock prohibits the use of company laptops

Blackrock employees will no longer be allowed to take company laptops to China. The nervousness surrounding business trips to China is currently growing.

By Emily Kossak

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun holds a news conference in Beijing on Jan. 6, 2025.

News | EU

July 29th, 2025

EU-China: China takes a tougher stance

Before the start of the EU-China summit, the Chinese Foreign Ministry criticizes the new Russia sanctions. These also affect China.

By Emily Kossak

Heads | Grüner Wasserstoff

July 29th, 2025

James Mnyupe – Advocate for the green industry

The head of Namibia's hydrogen program, James Mnyupe, has big plans for his country. He aims to enable green industrialization in Namibia.

By Arne Schütte

News | Fossile Brennstoffe

July 29th, 2025

Oil and gas: Sharp rise in exploration licenses worldwide

Over the past three months, new licenses have been granted for the exploration of oil and gas fields that, if fully exploited, could result in particularly high emissions.

By Lisa Kuner

News | Klimakonferenz

July 29th, 2025

COP31: Stiell urges Australia and Turkey to reach agreement

It is still unclear who will host COP31 next year. Now, UNFCCC chief Simon Stiell is calling on the two contenders to reach an agreement for the sake of the negotiation process.

By Lukas Knigge

Interview | Klimagerechtigkeit

July 29th, 2025

Elisa Morgera: 'Expanding the production of fossil fuels is no longer legally acceptable'

The ICJ opinion on climate provides clarity, even if it is not legally binding, says Elisa Morgera, UN Special Rapporteur on Climate and Human Rights. States must remedy the climate damage they have caused and pay compensation. "Governments owe the public much more protection from the climate crisis."

By Alexandra Endres

News | Wärmewende

July 29th, 2025

Heating market: Sales of gas and oil heating systems plummet

Turning point in the boiler room: For the first time, more heat pumps than gas boilers were sold in the first half of 2025. The industry is now calling for reliability to ensure this trend continues.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

News | Klima in Zahlen

July 29th, 2025

Climate in Numbers: Forests threaten to become a source of CO₂

Forests are increasingly losing their ability to store CO₂. If this trend continues, they could soon become a source of greenhouse gases, warns the World Resources Institute. What measures need to be taken.

By Nico Beckert