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epa10472592 Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim speaks during a joint press conference with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at prime minister office in Putrajaya, Malaysia, 17 February 2023. Steinmeier is on a three-day state visit to Malaysia. EPA-EFE/FAZRY ISMAIL

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November 7th, 2024

Southeast Asia: China and Malaysia expand cooperation

China and Malaysia aim to strengthen cooperation, particularly in the tech sector. Meanwhile, Beijing has announced visa facilitation for Southeast Asian countries.

By Amelie Richter

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November 7th, 2024

NGOs: EU Commission should urge countries to adopt more ambitious climate plans

In coordinated letters, European NGOs call on the EU Commission to take legal action against France, Germany, Italy, Sweden and Ireland. The associations criticize allegedly inadequate national energy and climate plans.

By Alexandra Endres

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November 7th, 2024

Roswall and Lahbib: Deal secures confirmation as Commissioners

Doubts about their suitability were raised during the hearings. However, Jessika Roswall and Hadja Lahbib have now been confirmed as Commissioners for the Environment and for Gender Equality respectively. Part of the compromise was the composition of the upgraded Health Committee.

By Alex Veit

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November 7th, 2024

Greenpeace: Carbon management strategy could cost up to 80 billion euros

In a new study, the environmental organization Greenpeace criticizes the planned widespread use of CCS in Germany. It considered the technology is too expensive and should only be used in sectors with unavoidable residual emissions.

By Nico Beckert

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November 7th, 2024

Canada: How the government wants to decarbonize the oil and gas sector

The Canadian government plans to encourage the fossil fuel industry to decarbonize through emissions trading. Specifically, emissions in the sector are to be reduced by 35 percent by 2030 compared to 2019. While the oil and gas industry fears lower production, environmental organizations welcome the draft.

By Lukas Bayer

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November 7th, 2024

Gorilla Glass: Commission opens proceedings against Corning

The US company Corning is the focus of the EU Commission. It suspects distortions of competition due to exclusive contracts with manufacturers of mobile devices.

By Corinna Visser

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November 7th, 2024

Climate in Numbers: Germany is no longer a renewables frontrunner

Christian Linder demands that Germany should not be a pioneer in climate protection. However, this is no longer the case anyway, at least when it comes to the expansion of renewables.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

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November 7th, 2024

Bureaucracy reduction: Associations present proposals

The EU Commission wants to reduce reporting obligations for companies. The DIHK is now presenting a long list of concrete proposals.

By Till Hoppe

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November 7th, 2024

Deforestation: EPP demands substantive changes

According to the European Commission, the amendment procedure for the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) should only be a matter of postponement. However, the EPP Group is now also calling for substantive changes.

By Julia Dahm

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November 7th, 2024

EU Climate Change Service: 2024 will be the first year above the 1.5-degree limit

The 1.5-degree limit will be exceeded for the first time in 2024. Forecasts by the EU Climate Change Service predict a temperature deviation of 1.55 degrees compared to pre-industrial levels, making 2024 the warmest year on record.

By Lukas Bayer