Chinese car manufacturers have long seen Mexico as a gateway to North and South America. However, as the trade conflict escalates, their expansion plans hang in the balance.
By Christian Domke Seidel
After the Lithuanian Social Democrats announced they would make the nationalists and populists of Nemunas' Dawn Party their coalition partner, they are trying to signal reliability to their European partners. At least the personnel decisions in the area of foreign and security policy provide some relief.
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In a 72-page briefing for the new Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, the Directorate-General for Energy provides an outlook on the policy for the new legislature. One focus will be energy security. The Commission is even considering tariffs on gas and nuclear fuel from Russia.
By Manuel Berkel
China's leadership is cautiously optimistic despite the looming trade war. But which economic data can be trusted? In the face of embellished statistics, scientists and citizens seek creative solutions.
By Angela Köckritz
At best, Montenegro will make it into the EU by 2030, says the High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina, Christian Schmidt. This makes it easy for Putin to cause unrest in the Western Balkans.
By Markus Bickel
COP29 came to an end in Baku on Sunday night. The 196 countries agreed on a new target for international climate financing. However, it was a tough struggle, not without leaving behind some broken pieces – especially for Europe.
By Lukas Knigge
Between relief and disappointment: The reactions to the conclusion of the climate summit reflect how difficult the negotiations have become in these geopolitically uncertain times.
By Lisa Kuner
Many delegates and observers have criticized the Azerbaijani presidency internally for its conduct of negotiations at COP29. The accusations: little attention for small states, chaos in the organization, and little respect for UN rules.
By Bernhard Pötter
State-owned manufacturers are developing more and more mega turbines. Beijing wants to use offshore wind more efficiently using longer rotor blades and larger capacities. These new turbines have tremendous potential – but also pose new challenges.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Climate action is on the defensive, the development of the new financial target is changing geopolitics, and the consequences will also be felt in Europe. We have analyzed what the resolutions of COP29 mean beyond the mere results.
By Bernhard Pötter
