His country is an indispensable anchor of stability in Southeast Europe, writes Croatia’s ambassador to Berlin, Gordan Bakota. Thirty years after Operation “Storm,” he argues that peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina is only possible with Croatia’s support.
Von Gordan Bakota
The Ministry of Defense is still reviewing where the German-Dutch Corps will be stationed as a forward command element on NATO’s eastern flank – either in Latvia or Estonia. A final decision is expected at the troop contributors’ conference in October.
Von Lisa-Martina Klein
The business lobby association Wirtschaftsrat der Union fears for the country’s security if the new cybersecurity requirements do not apply equally to both the state and the private sector.
Von Wilhelmine Stenglin
The European wind industry and the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy published a resilience roadmap on Tuesday to secure the supply of permanent magnets from reliable sources.
Von Manuel Berkel
If environmental and climate laws are not simplified, the Green Deal will be jeopardized, says Dirk Messner, President of the Federal Environment Agency. It is now a matter of finding lean solutions - and using more artificial intelligence.
Von Marc Winkelmann
Die chinesische Regierung will die Industrialisierung des Landes fördern und den übermäßigen Wettbewerb eindämmen. Dazu hat sie neue Leitlinien entworfen.
Von Emily Kossak
Fast alle Permanentmagneten und die seltenen Erden, aus denen sie hergestellt werden, kommen aus China. Mit einem Resilienz-Fahrplan will das Wirtschaftsministerium das ändern.
Von Emily Kossak
The Chinese government plans to promote the country's industrialization and curb excessive competition. To this end, it has drawn up new guidelines.
Von Emily Kossak
