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January 10th, 2024

Beijing presents Taiwan with carrot and stick ahead of elections

Beijing entices with a joint trade zone while simultaneously tightening economic screws to influence the elections in Taiwan this Saturday.

By Fabian Peltsch

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January 9th, 2024

Europe's liberals struggle to find a common course

The Liberals are bracing themselves against possible losses in the European elections and a strengthening of the anti-Europeans. But the often divided party family has yet to agree on common top personnel and campaign content.

By Till Hoppe

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January 9th, 2024

Corruption and sloppiness: Xi purges the military

Missiles filled with water instead of fuel, rocket silos that cannot be opened: US intelligence reports reveal the poor state of China's army and shed new light on the purges in the military.

By Michael Radunski

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January 9th, 2024

Belgium's Prime Minister De Croo visits Beijing after espionage scandal

The string of visits from Europe to Beijing will continue in 2024. Belgium's Prime Minister De Croo will kick it off this year. His country has held the EU Council Presidency since the beginning of the year. De Croo's visit will set the tone for the coming months.

By Amelie Richter

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January 9th, 2024

How France's new Prime Minister Attal climbed the career ladder

France's former education minister Gabriel Attal has been appointed as the youngest prime minister of the Fifth Republic. The 34-year-old will have to try to give Macron's remaining term of office a new dynamic.

By Claire Stam

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January 8th, 2024

Arbitrary hunt for spies spooks companies

Beijing's state security prepares the population for a rigid anti-espionage campaign. The lines between genuine threats and deliberately instigated paranoia are blurred, as the arrest of an alleged MI6 agent shows.

By Redaktion Table

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January 8th, 2024

French Prime Minister resigns

French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne has resigned after 20 months as head of government. President Emmanuel Macron can now form a new government. In this way, he wants to strengthen his role ahead of the European elections, as he is under massive pressure.

By Claire Stam

Taiwan würde die Halbleiterproduktion zum Stillstand kommen

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January 8th, 2024

Taiwan's chip industry: Indispensable – and yet no protection against invasion

A large number of high-performance chips are manufactured in Taiwan. This makes the island so vital for the global economy, including for China. But this will not effectively protect the country from an invasion.

By Felix Lee

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January 8th, 2024

The West or Russia – who will last longer?

As successfully as Ukraine has resisted Russian aggression so far, Moscow is betting on time and on dwindling Western support. The question of who will hold out longer is becoming increasingly important.

By Viktor Funk

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January 8th, 2024

AI Act: companies are 'waiting in the wings'

The final text of the AI Act is not yet available. But companies are urgently waiting for it. An end to the uncertainty and rules that apply throughout Europe could drive the market forward.

By Corinna Visser