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Indien Soldaten Konflikt China

China renames locations in disputed border region

India and China have been at odds over a border region in the Himalayas for decades. Beijing has been trying to create facts for months and has once again renamed several locations in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. New Delhi is furious.

By Felix Lee

Generative AI: Associations see Europe lagging behind

A study conducted by the German Start-up Association, among others, gives Europe a poor report card for the use of generative artificial intelligence. The respondents see the USA as clearly ahead in this area.

By Michael Bröcker

BMUV supports call for postponement of anti-deforestation law

Following the example of Federal Agriculture Minister Cem Özdemir, the Federal Environment Ministry is also backing calls for the EU law on deforestation-free supply chains to be postponed. Both ministries would only agree to the law coming into force on time on one condition.

By Julia Dahm

DUH and Böll Foundation: EU action plan for 100 percent renewables

Ahead of the next EU Commission, the DUH (German Environmental Aid) and the green-affiliated Heinrich Böll Foundation present proposals for achieving 100 percent renewable energy: more ambitious EU targets, faster expansion, better grids, increased flexibility and greater involvement of local authorities.

By Bernhard Pötter

Oil companies secure CCS storage facilities in Southeast Asia

For the oil and gas industry, CCS becomes a potential business area. Especially in Southeast Asia, companies are scouting for suitable storage sites for greenhouse gases. According to the IEA, significant CCS potentials are needed to achieve climate goals.

By Bernhard Pötter

Joe Biden & Xi Jinping

USA tightens AI chip export restrictions

The US government not only bans the export of AI chips and manufacturing equipment to China. The ban now also applies to devices in which these chips are installed.

By Felix Lee