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News | EU internal market

April 16th, 2026

Trade: EU imposes anti-dumping duties on fiberglass

The EU is imposing anti-dumping duties on fiberglass from third countries. The move is an attempt to curb unfair competition and protect domestic industry.

By Amelie Richter

March 29, 2023, Belchatow, Poland: A view of PGE Power Station in Belchatow. Belchatow Power Station is the largest coal power plant in Poland. It is a lignite coal power station and it is joined to an open pit lignite coal mine. As energy prices rise due to global developments such as Russia s war on Ukraine and Coronavirus, coal-powered stations become more strategic despite their CO2 impact. Belchatow Poland - ZUMAs197 20230329_zaa_s197_457 Copyright: xDominikaxZarzyckax

News | Emissions trading

April 16th, 2026

Emissions trading: Nearly $80 billion in global revenue

Globally, emissions trading systems (ETS) cover 26% of CO₂ emissions. Sixteen governments are developing or considering the introduction of an ETS. However, many of these systems still do not rely on a fixed CO₂ cap.

By Nico Beckert

Talk of the Town | Raw materials

March 31st, 2026

Asia’s energy shock: Why it is also hitting Germany

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is shaking Asia’s energy supply and driving up raw material prices dramatically. For European importers and manufacturers with operations in Asia, supply chains are becoming more expensive and less secure.

By Christina zur Nedden

News | Thailand

February 8th, 2026

Thailand: Hope for political stability after elections

After Thailand’s parliamentary election, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s party is clearly in the lead. This could make it easier to form a stable coalition government and spare the country further political uncertainty.

By Leonardo Pape

News | ASEAN

December 21st, 2025

Cambodia: China's special envoy travels to Phnom Penh to ease tensions

To help de-escalate the fighting along the Cambodian–Thai border, China’s special envoy for Asian affairs traveled to Phnom Penh ahead of an upcoming ASEAN meeting.

By Ning Wang

News | ASEAN

December 10th, 2025

Thailand: Border trade collapses after escalation of conflict with Cambodia

The movement of goods between Thailand and Cambodia has come to a standstill at many border crossings. Evacuations are also causing economic damage. The US again threatens to impose high tariffs.

By Marcel Grzanna

Feature | ASEAN

December 8th, 2025

Border conflict: Southeast Asia fears for economic integration

The air strikes between Thailand and Cambodia are a warning signal for investors. They are damaging ASEAN's credibility. The economic integration of Southeast Asia is at stake. China has its own role to play.

By Marcel Grzanna

General views of a huge decorated Christmas tree lights 40 meters high, the largest in Southeast Asia at Disney The Magical Stars 2026 at centralwOrld on November 26, 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand. for Celebrates Christmas season and New Year's Eve.

News | Emissions trading

December 4th, 2025

Thailand: Government plans emissions trading and new carbon taxes

Thailand is planning to introduce an emissions trading system and new carbon taxes. The cabinet proposal still has to be approved by parliament and a start date is not yet known.

By Lukas Bayer

News | Southeast Asia

November 4th, 2025

De-escalation: Thailand and Cambodia agree to withdraw heavy weapons

Thailand and Cambodia are working on de-escalating their border conflict. The withdrawal of heavy weapons should take place by the end of the year.

By Redaktion Table

Feature | Thailand

October 29th, 2025

Investments: Thailand relies on future technologies – and is racing against time

Southeast Asia benefits from its status as a geopolitical buffer zone for international investors. Thailand is particularly keen to attract investment in semiconductor technology and the data economy. However, the free trade agreement with the EU is still under negotiation.

By Leonardo Pape