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June 9th, 2025

Rare earths: China eases exports restrictions to the EU.

Following talks with EU Trade Commissioner Šefčovič, China has signaled its willingness to negotiate. However, Beijing does not want to scrap its export controls altogether.

By Emily Kossak

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June 9th, 2025

US-China: Trade talks continue.

Representatives from China and the United States are holding talks in London on Monday. The two-day talks aim to build on the provisional agreement reached during the negotiations in Geneva.

By Emily Kossak

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June 9th, 2025

Why Poland's foreign minister is highlighting the upsides of an election defeat.

Poland will continue to play a strong role in Europe even after Karol Nawrocki’s victory in the presidential election, Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said. He also expressed confidence that the government would win the vote of confidence on Wednesday.

By Stephan Israel

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June 9th, 2025

Sustainability omnibus: EP negotiator wants to scrap climate plans.

The rapporteur for the proposed easing of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) wants to exempt more companies from CSRD requirements than the European Commission does. However, Jörgen Warborn does not intend to scrap the EU supply chain law entirely.

By Marc Winkelmann

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June 9th, 2025

Economy: Slow export growth and falling prices.

China's economy continues to suffer from weak consumer confidence and the trade war. Despite the agreement with the US to suspend tariffs for 90 days, exports are only growing slowly.

By Emily Kossak

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June 9th, 2025

AI Act: A 'stop the clock' approach becomes increasingly likely.

Key norms and standards for artificial intelligence are still missing. As a result, it is becoming increasingly likely that the European Commission will grant businesses more time to implement the AI Act.

By Corinna Visser

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June 9th, 2025

Consultations: Commission seeks feedback on Digital Networks Act and high-risk AI.

To prepare the upcoming Digital Networks Act and new guidelines for high-risk AI systems under the AI Act, the European Commission is calling for public input. Initial reactions are already emerging.

By Corinna Visser

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June 9th, 2025

Flasbarth: 'ETS2 isn’t charging ahead blindly.'

In his first interview in his new role as Climate State Secretary, Jochen Flasbarth defends the ETS2 and explains how Article 6 credits made it into the coalition agreement on the EU’s 2040 climate target. Green Party politicians disagree with his stance.

By Lukas Knigge

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June 9th, 2025

Carbon markets: African Development Bank steps in to boost development.

The African Development Bank aims to establish an institution to support carbon markets in the region. Read the details in Table.Briefings.

By Lisa Kuner

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June 9th, 2025

Acidification: Planetary boundary has been crossed.

The pH value of the oceans has already fallen so far in the last five years that they have exceeded an important threshold for acidification. This is the result of a study published for the UN Ocean Conference.