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March 6th, 2024

WTO agrees with EU: palm oil diesel is not renewable due to deforestation

The WTO has ruled in favor of the EU in the dispute over biodiesel made from palm oil. Due to deforestation in Malaysia, it may not be declared as renewable.

By Alina Leimbach

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March 5th, 2024

Longi protests against dumping on the domestic market

The crisis in the solar industry is also affecting China. The solar group Longi is calling for a ban on dumping products. The group believes overcapacity and price wars threaten to drive smaller companies into bankruptcy.

By Christiane Kuehl

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March 5th, 2024

BYD continues to expand overseas

The global ambitions of Chinese EV manufacturer BYD are growing: The company wants to expand its car carrier fleet. It is also in negotiations with Italy, which is keen to bring the Chinese manufacturer to the country.

By Christiane Kuehl

China, Xinjiang, uighur work on cotton plantation CHINA, autonomous province Xinjiang, uyghur worker prepare irrigation canals for a cotton plantation which belongs to a Han-chinese investor *** CHINA, autonome Provinz Xinjiang, ausserhalb Kashgars, uigurische Arbeiter ziehen Bewaesserungsgraeben fuer eine Baumwollplantage am Rand der Taklamakan Wueste, die einem Han-chinesischen Investor gehoert Kashgar Xinjiang China

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March 5th, 2024

Agreement on EU forced labor law puts focus on Xinjiang

The EU Parliament and Council have reached a provisional agreement on the ban on products from state-imposed forced labor. However, the bill does not include compensation for victims. In China, this puts the focus on Xinjiang in particular.

By Leonie Düngefeld

Kühlturm Kernkraftwerk Atomkraftwerk Atomare Energie nuklearer Testreaktor

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March 5th, 2024

Russia and China consider nuclear power plant on the moon

Russia is considering constructing a joint nuclear power plant on the moon with China. In the long term, it could make human settlements possible. NASA has also been developing concepts for almost two years.

By Redaktion Table

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March 5th, 2024

US chip company AMD barred from exporting AI chips

The US chip manufacturer AMD has developed a slower AI chip for the Chinese market to avoid falling under US export restrictions. However, the Department of Commerce has banned its export.

By Redaktion Table

Für Apple könnte es bald teuer werden im Streit um

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March 5th, 2024

Apple's iPhone sales fall as Huawei makes strong gains

Chinese consumers increasingly prefer domestic to Apple products. The US technology company slipped to 4th place in the ranking of smartphone companies in the People's Republic, while Huawei climbed to 2nd place.

By Redaktion Table

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March 5th, 2024

Back-up power plants: Commission wants a more differentiated risk assessment

When approving capacity mechanisms for the electricity market, the EU Commission wants a more differentiated assessment of the security of supply in the EU. In Germany, this could facilitate the construction of new gas-fired power plants.

By Manuel Berkel

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March 5th, 2024

EPP assigns Commission homework for AI regulation

Many in the EPP are dissatisfied with the compromise on the AI Act. Shadow rapporteur Axel Voss has now made suggestions on how the Commission can remedy the supposed weaknesses.

By Corinna Visser

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March 5th, 2024

Solar industry: Commission urges Member States to hurry

Given the expiry of state aid options, the Commission believes that the EU member states must soon decide when it comes to promoting the solar industry. Two important funding opportunities will end within the next two years.

By Manuel Berkel