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Hardly any 'transition away from fossil fuels' worldwide despite US LNG stop

The climate movement sees the suspension of new LNG projects in the United States as a sign that the "transition away from fossil fuels" agreed at COP28 is in progress. However, the global plans for the expansion of oil and gas look different. Even countries that show ambitious climate policies intend to expand fossil fuels.

By Bernhard Pötter

Why Europe needs an Africa policy

Diplomats from around the world are currently courting political leaders in Africa. Europe, as well as Germany, are at risk of falling behind. There are numerous reasons to formulate a European Africa policy.

By Christian Hiller von Gaertringen

EU summit: Orbán leaves others in the dark

Will Hungary's prime minister give up blocking economic and financial aid for Ukraine? Also up for discussion at the special summit is that the EU will only fulfill its ammunition pledge to Kyiv by the end of the year.

By Till Hoppe

Seidenstraße Belarus Störungen

GTAI: Silk Road focuses on ASEAN and Central Asia

In collaboration with GTAI, China.Table regularly presents an evaluation of projects along the New Silk Road. In 2023, the focus of newly made investments shifted to Central and Southeast Asia. Two major investments are heading to Russia.

By Felix Lee

Slow grid expansion threatens Europes climate targets

International organizations warn that the expansion of power grids around the world is too slow. This also jeopardizes the expansion targets for renewable energies in Europe. The IEA and IRENA call for faster approval procedures, more investment, better planning and the expansion of domestic supply chains.

By Lukas Knigge

Global Gateway keeps focus on investments in Africa

Around 150 billion euros are to be invested in Africa by 2027 under the EU initiative. The continent thus remains a clear focus of Global Gateway, as a new GTAI report on the lighthouse projects of the New Silk Road competitor shows.

By Arne Schütte