In the dispute over the financing of global climate action, demands are growing louder that emerging markets like China should also contribute. A study reveals surprising results: Countries in the Global South are apparently paying more than previously thought.
By Bernhard Pötter
In the run-up to the important Third Plenum of the Central Committee, Chinese economists advocate more demand policy and, thus, more consumption. This is in contrast to the current policy of ever-increasing investment.
By Christiane Kuehl
Viktor Orbán is on a "peace mission 3.0" in Beijing. Hungary's Prime Minister wants to end the war in Ukraine. The problem: Orbán's visit reinforces his role as a divider in the EU and an important supporter of Beijing.
By Michael Radunski
As an unexpected surprise, the left-wing coalition emerges victorious from the second round of the parliamentary elections in France. However, it did not achieve an absolute majority. It remains to be seen who will form the future government.
By Claire Stam
The German government waters down the Supply Chain Act. Two-thirds of the companies previously subject to the law will not be included. Risk assessments will become de facto voluntary. This also affects many companies with business in China.
By Caspar Dohmen
The EPP, S D, Renew and Greens want to support Ursula von der Leyen in the first session of the new European Parliament. The political groups are currently formulating their political demands for the parliamentary term to the Commission. An overview.
By Markus Grabitz
The tariffs are here, and the negotiations will be tough: The EU Commission and China already disagree on what constitutes a subsidy. Germany's car manufacturers fear the tariff war.
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Streaming shows that are just a few minutes long compete with cinema in China and fundamentally change the market. The authorities are already on the case to steer this billion-dollar business in an orderly direction.
By Fabian Peltsch
Europe's largest industry association is calling for additional measures to combat high energy prices. Business Europe also wants changes in environmental law and the recognition of blue hydrogen from natural gas.
By Manuel Berkel
On Thursday, the EU will publish the regulation on the controversial tariffs on Chinese EVs. While Brussels is showing determination, member states remain divided. Germany hopes for negotiations, while others oppose confrontation with Beijing.
By Amelie Richter
