The NATO states around the Baltic Sea are discussing how they should respond to the latest suspected acts of sabotage. New technologies are also to be used to improve surveillance.
By Redaktion Table
With FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl, Austria could have an ultra-right head of government. Who is the man who wants to be the "people's chancellor", but for whom not even his own voters are enthusiastic?
By Lukas Bayer
Prime Minister Tusk plans to strengthen European defense, ramp up arms production, and tighten sanctions against Russia during the Polish Council Presidency, which began on Jan. 1.
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Putin appeared confident at his annual press conference. China and Russia continue to stand together, the Kremlin leader said. Brussels, meanwhile, is holding back on criticizing China at the EU summit.
By Fabian Peltsch
EU Council President António Costa and Foreign Affairs Commissioner Kaja Kallas begin their term of office with a symbolically important visit to Kyiv. They want to make rapid progress with the accession negotiations, said Costa.
By Redaktion Table
Keith Kellogg was, among other things, security advisor to former Vice-President Mike Pence. In the future US administration, he is likely to play a central role in Donald Trump's plan to quickly end the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine.
By Redaktion Table
The EU has "conclusive" evidence that armed drones are being manufactured for Russia in China, according to EU circles ahead of the meeting. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock demands consequences for China.
By Amelie Richter
Although the global community decided to move away from fossil fuels at the last climate conference, companies continue to invest tens of billions in the search for new oil and gas fields. Government subsidies for fossil fuels have shot up to well over one trillion US dollars following the war in Ukraine. One positive sign comes from the financial industry.
By Nico Beckert
The US elections are being covered by the Chinese media as if they were an everyday event. However, China is also aware that its own economic and geopolitical development in the coming years is linked to Donald Trump's political decisions.
By Marcel Grzanna
The Chinese government remains silent on the military cooperation between its neighbors Russia and North Korea. Yet this not only reduces its strategic advantages, but also increases the danger in its own backyard. However, a closer look reveals signs of disapproval.
By Redaktion Table
