Charité has contradicted reports that its professors Roland Eils and Irina Lehmann have moved to Shanghai. Their activities there are approved secondary occupations - the links to the Charité continue to exist. Several media outlets had previously reported on the transfer.
By Emily Kossak
One year after taking office, the Yunus government is prioritizing climate protection, but lacks funding and faces more pressing issues. Billions are missing for needed investments. With the end of US aid, financing from Germany has become crucial.
By Urmi Goswami
China's automotive suppliers continue to displace Western competitors. They also benefit from the fact that they are significantly less affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine than their German competitors.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Donald Trump's former national security advisor, John Bolton, does not see the US President making a U-turn on Ukraine policy, despite Patriot commitments. The corresponding law is still being debated in Congress.
By Olivia Nikel
China-led multilateral institutions such as BRICS or the SCO are often compared to their Western counterparts, with their achievements dismissed as minimal. Yet they offer revealing insights into the international order Beijing seeks to build.
By Redaktion Table
The EU Commission and Member States prefer a negotiated solution, but not at any price. Donald Trump's recent threats have prompted a rethink.
By Redaktion Table
China has approved the construction of a mega dam in Tibet. The project is expected to generate three times as much electricity annually as the Three Gorges Dam. Neighboring countries and environmentalists are warning of the consequences.
By Nico Beckert
Extreme weather events such as droughts, heatwaves, and heavy rainfall are causing prices for staple foods to rise. According to a recent study, this could have far-reaching consequences.
By Lisa Kuner
At the G20 finance ministers’ meeting in Durban, South Africa, climate finance played a much smaller role than in previous years. Germany’s recent funding cuts also drew little apparent criticism.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
In future, Brussels wants to leave more decisions on agricultural funding to the Member States. Also where savings are being made in view of tight budgets. Nevertheless, the EU Commission is also setting its priorities – and attracting criticism.
By Julia Dahm
