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July 1st, 2024

Election defeat: How Macron's influence in the EU is waning

The president's camp suffers shipwreck in the parliamentary elections in France. As a result, Emmanuel Macron's influence continues to wane at the European level.

By Till Hoppe

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July 1st, 2024

Photovoltaics: How the risk from Chinese solar panels could be manageable

A recent ECFR study outlines scenarios for possible de-risking strategies in the cleantech sector. This is particularly significant because climate risks also play a role. For example, the risks associated with doing business with China are lower for solar energy than for electric cars.

By Christiane Kuehl

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July 1st, 2024

Cold War in space: Why China and the US hide spaceships in orbit

Outside the public eye, a Chinese spaceship has been orbiting Earth for around 200 days. It has many potential peaceful applications – but the spacecraft could also be a satellite killer.

By Jörn Petring

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July 1st, 2024

French election: What the second round of voting is all about

Emmanuel Macron is the big loser of the first round of the parliamentary elections in France. In the second round next Sunday, Macron will have to join forces with the left-wing alliance NFP to prevent the Rassemblement National from winning the election.

By Claire Stam

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June 30th, 2024

Climate and agricultural policy: What the Hungarian EU Council Presidency has in mind

On Monday, Hungary takes over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Budapest will therefore also be responsible for the EU's climate and environmental policy. Hungary's presidency will also take place in the shadow of the US elections.

By Claire Stam

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June 30th, 2024

EU Council: How differently Hungary and the Commission see relations with China

Hungary will take over the EU Council presidency on Monday. A dispute is already emerging over the implementation of economic security vis-à-vis China. Brussels and Budapest have entirely different understandings of this.

By Amelie Richter

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June 28th, 2024

EU summit agrees on personnel package and strategic agenda

Franco-German requests for changes to the strategic agenda caused a last-minute delay at the EU summit. But in the end, the second attempt at the personnel package was successful without any major disagreements. The second day of the summit, originally scheduled for today, was canceled.

By Stephan Israel

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June 27th, 2024

European Parliament: Why it pays to be part of a political group

97 out of 720 newly elected MEPs do not yet have a political group shortly before the new European Parliament is constituted. Membership has two main advantages: more money for political work and greater opportunities to exert influence.

By Markus Grabitz

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June 27th, 2024

Sino-Russian partnership: How Beijing aims to gain access to the Sea of Japan

Xi and Putin often rant loudly against the West, distracting from the fact that they are making far-reaching decisions in the background. This time, it's about crucial access to the Sea of Japan. Beijing's plans extend as far as the Arctic.

By Michael Radunski

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June 27th, 2024

De-risking: How Continental compensates its Europe weakness in China

Things are currently not going well for Continental in Europe. Its business in China is expected to compensate for this. The de-risking strategy in the People's Republic involves billions in investments, while cutting costs in Europe.

By Christian Domke Seidel