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Xi Zhongxun

Von Angela Köckritz

Interview | Bildungspolitik

Estonia: „We cannot rest on our success story“

Estonia is considered a pioneer in education across Europe, thanks to its digitalization efforts and strong PISA results. Triin Laasi-Õige, Secretary General at the Estonian Ministry of Education, still sees many challenges ahead. She shares which reforms Estonia is planning.

Von Vera Kraft

Feature | Bundeshaushalt 2026

Germany's national climate finance: Significant shifts at an almost identical budget

Germany's national budget for 2026 will not see any significant cuts to climate action funding, but neither will there be any growth. More money will be allocated to industrial transformation, while funding for the building sector will be scaled back. The Germany-wide public transport ticket will remain available.

Von Malte Kreutzfeldt, Nico Beckert

News | Bundesregierung

Energy transition monitoring: NGO study accuses German government of bias

A short study commissioned by Germanwatch accuses the German government's energy transition monitoring of bias and a lack of transparency. The NGO claims that the monitoring is not suitable as a basis for political decision-making in its current form.

Von Alexandra Endres

News | Donald Trump

USA: EPA deregulation would suspend emission standards for cars

The planned rollback of the legal climate action framework could immediately invalidate emission standards for cars and trucks. Three former EPA heads criticized the US Environmental Protection Agency's plan. Environmental groups announced plans to take legal action.

Von Lukas Bayer

News | Donald Trump

USA: EPA-Deregulierung würde Emissionsstandards für Autos aussetzen

Die geplante Rücknahme der rechtlichen Grundlage für Klimaschutz könnte Emissionsstandards für Pkw und Lkw unmittelbar außer Kraft setzen. Drei ehemalige EPA-Leiter kritisierten das Vorhaben der US-Umweltbehörde. Umweltverbände kündigten rechtliche Schritte an.

Von Lukas Bayer