European companies are looking somewhat more optimistically at business in China again. Despite the first signs of easing, however, price pressure, weak demand and geopolitical risks remain major points of criticism.
By Jörn Petring
The EU aims to strengthen its ties with South Africa. To that end, it concluded several agreements with South Africa last fall. Two European Parliament committees are now assessing how these agreements can be implemented during visits to the country.
By David Renke
Europe Day 2026 could mark a historic turning point – the kind that happens only once in a generation. But given the current mood in European capitals, we can only hope that history does not turn against Europe, says the political scientist.
By Marc De Vos
In recent years, problems with a supplier have led to a steep rise in the price of offshore wind turbines. An expert recommends expanding production capacity.
By Nico Beckert
More than three years after announcing a reform of the REACH chemicals regulation, the European Commission is backtracking. The regulation will not be fundamentally revised.
By Nicolas Heronymus
The eldest son of the former Shah of Iran accuses Germany and the EU of “appeasement” toward the regime in Tehran. While he does not expect the EU to supply weapons to the opposition, he does expect it to expel Iranian diplomats.
By Markus Bickel
A solution for securing the Strait of Hormuz may soon be in sight. Rather than relying on an EU or UN mandate, it may come down to a coalition of the willing.
By Lisa-Martina Klein
Africa’s space industry is gathering in Gabon for the NewSpace Africa Conference, which is focused on the opportunities open to smaller countries in the fast-growing space economy.
By David Renke
The Russian Ministry of Defense is threatening European countries by targeting defense companies with ties to Ukraine.
By Viktor Funk
Instead of presenting a united front, Europe is dividing itself: Germany and France’s competing bids for the ITU leadership role are weakening Europe’s position – and opening up new opportunities for rivals, says SpaceWatch.Global editor Torsten Kriening. With eight months to go before the election, the pressure is mounting.
By Torsten Kriening
