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Roberta Metsola, Präsidentin des Europäischen Parlaments, in der Plenarsitzung am 22.10.2025
News | REPowerEU

REPowerEU: EU-Parlament stimmt für Trilog

Bis Jahresende wollen Parlament und Rat das Gesetz für ein Importverbot von russischen Energieträgern beschließen. Das Parlament hat nun den Weg für Verhandlungen freigemacht.

Von Manuel Berkel

Opinion | Emissions trading

CO₂ removal: The missing building block of European climate policy

The EU summit on Thursday will also address the question of how important CO₂ removal (CDR) should be for climate policy in the future. CDR is often criticized. But it can and must play an important role in the ETS – combined with ambitious net reduction targets for industry.

Von Wilfried Rickels

Sonia Seneviratne, Klimawissenschaftlerin erhält den Deutschen Umweltpreis der DBU
Heads (EN) | Climate science

Sonia Seneviratne – Climate scientist receives DBU Environmental Award

Climate scientist Sonia Seneviratne has been awarded the German Federal Environmental Foundation’s (DBU) Environmental Award. The professor, who is also active in civil society, is one of Switzerland’s most renowned climate scientists.

Von Priscilla Imboden

Cadence campus in Silicon Valley; Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
Talk of the town | Geopolitics

Trade dispute: How the US is positioning software restrictions against China

Ahead of new trade talks, the US is threatening not only new punitive tariffs against China, but also further restrictions on chip software. In doing so, they are targeting perhaps the most sensitive area of China’s semiconductor industry.

Von Jörn Petring und Leonardo Pape

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News | Trade

Rare earths: German industry faces supply bottlenecks

Supply difficulties for semiconductors and rare earths due to the trade conflict between China and the USA are putting Europe’s industry under pressure. The possible use of the Anti-Coercion Instrument is being discussed ahead of the EU summit.

Von Amelie Richter