G20 meeting: Optimistic tones between Starmer and Xi
At the start of the G20, Xi met with British Prime Minister Starmer and Australian Prime Minister Albanese – a rather conciliatory tone dominated both talks.
By Amelie Richter
At the start of the G20, Xi met with British Prime Minister Starmer and Australian Prime Minister Albanese – a rather conciliatory tone dominated both talks.
By Amelie Richter
Together with several of his counterparts, Federal Agriculture Minister Özdemir is calling on the EU Commission to finally present the long-announced protein strategy. While the Green Minister emphasizes above all the independence of animal feed, other countries take offence at the promotion of plant-based foods.
By Julia Dahm
At COP29 in Baku, Minister for Economic Affairs Robert Habeck presented new standards for low-CO2 cement and concrete – the prerequisite for the industrial sector to complete the transformation. Corresponding projects are also to be supported.
By Lukas Knigge
According to the EU's new autumn forecast, the economy of the community of states is set to recover noticeably in 2026. However, according to the forecast, Germany will bring up the rear in terms of growth over the next two years.
By Redaktion Table
The oral hearing on the publication of text messages in the coronavirus vaccine purchase scandal has begun at the European General Court. A decision is expected in a few months.
By Redaktion Table
Gazprom suspended gas deliveries to the Austrian company on Saturday due to a legal dispute with OMV. Overall, however, the flows only fell slightly. Ursula von der Leyen said that Russia's President Putin was once again using energy as a weapon.
By Manuel Berkel
The EU budget for the coming year has been finalized. Almost €200 billion can be planned in 2025. This was agreed by negotiators from the EU Parliament and the Member States on Saturday night. There will be more funding for civil protection in particular.
By Redaktion Table
Several EU member states are bringing representatives of the fossil fuel industry on their ticket to COP29 in Baku. Among other things, a gas partnership was signed there. Meanwhile, the EU Commission responded to criticism of the conflict of interest.
By Lukas Bayer
A man stabbed people near Suzhou, seemingly at random. Once again, a man apparently takes revenge on society for his personal misfortune, causing online debates.
By Manuel Liu
The harshest ruling to date in connection with the mass protests in 2019 is fueling concerns about the Hong Kong 47 pro-democrats.
By Marcel Grzanna