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GUANGZHOU, CHINA - MAY 30: Citizens walk on the street during high temperatures on May 30, 2023 in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province of China. Guangzhou Meteorological Observatory issued an orange alert for high temperatures on May 30. PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxHUNxONLY Copyright: xChinaxNewsxServicex 111438993964
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Summer heatwave threatens growth

After heatwaves and massive power outages in the past two years, China is about to experience another extreme summer. This does not bode well for the already slow economy.

By Jörn Petring

Die neuen Uboots Produktionshallen von ThyssenKrupp verändern die Hafenskyline von Kiel *** The new submarine production halls of ThyssenKrupp change the harbor skyline of Kiel
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Kiel debates partnership with Qingdao

The German city of Kiel wants to form a city partnership with the Chinese port city of Qingdao. The security institute of the local university harbors great concerns, especially because of the presence of the German navy and a submarine shipyard in the city. After all, Qingdao also builds submarines and is an important naval site. It remains to be seen what impact the recent change of government to the Greens will have on the project.

By Christiane Kuehl

Alexander Gabujew ist Direktor des Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center. Seine Forschung konzentriert sich auf die russische Außenpolitik, den Krieg in der Ukraine und die chinesisch-russischen Beziehungen.
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Gabuev: 'China provides Western leaders like Scholz a cheap cover'

Alexander Gabuev knows the relationship between China and Russia better than most. In conversation with Michael Radunski, the expert talks about China's arms supplies to Russia, China's stance on Ukraine – and explains how dangerous the partnership between Beijing and Moscow can yet become for the West.

By Michael Radunski

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ESG ratings: strict requirements for providers

Today, the EU Commission is presenting its draft regulation to regulate the market for ESG ratings. Rating providers are to be subject to strict requirements in the future in order to guarantee the transparency and independence of sustainability ratings. Table.Media has taken a preliminary look at the draft to present you with an overview of the planned specifications.

By Leonie Düngefeld

Alexander Gabujew (re.) im Gespräch mit Michael Radunski
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'China provides Western leaders like Scholz a cheap cover'

Alexander Gabuev (right) knows the relationship between China and Russia better than most. In conversation with Michael Radunski, the expert talks about China's arms supplies to Russia, China's stance on Ukraine – and explains how dangerous the partnership between Beijing and Moscow can yet become for the West.

By Michael Radunski

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More nukes for Xi's security doctrine

China is expanding its arsenal of nuclear warheads. This is how Beijing wants to buy itself more security through more armaments. China's neighbors react with concern. An arms race is brewing in East Asia.

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Rules for AI: Everyone wants to have a say

From the AI Act to the Hiroshima AI Process, many countries around the world are currently discussing rules for AI. Many also see the need for international coordination. What is being worked on in concrete terms? An overview.

By Corinna Visser

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Spain's left forms alliance against the right

Ahead of the new elections in Spain, 16 left-wing parties have formed an alliance. Together, they want to prevent the right-wing Vox from taking part in the government. But this is not the end of the dispute in the left-wing camp.

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230602 -- TAIZHOU, June 2, 2023 -- This aerial photo taken on June 1, 2023 shows workers loading carbon dioxide at Taizhou coal-fired power plant of China Energy Investment Corporation China Energy in Taizhou, east China s Jiangsu Province. China Energy on Friday announced that it has put Asia s largest carbon capture, utilization and storage CCUS facility for the coal-fired power generation sector into operation in east China s Jiangsu Province. TO GO WITH China launches Asia s largest carbon capture project for coal-fired power sector Photo by /Xinhua CHINA-JIANGSU-CARBON CAPTURE PROJECT CN TangxDehong PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
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EU in line with Emirates: CCS as solution

Hardly noticed by the public, the EU has changed its course on the controversial issue of CCS: It now wants to keep the CO2 capture loophole open when ending fossil fuels. This is in line with the presidency of COP28.

By Bernhard Pötter