In the fight against climate change, Germany and other EU states may support a European hydrogen project with up to €6.9 billion. This sum is intended to mobilize further private capital for the hydrogen ramp-up.
By Redaktion Table
In the year of the expected turnaround in interest rates, the EU Commission is taking a more skeptical view of the economy in the eurozone - particularly concerning developments in Germany. At the same time, the Brussels authority expects inflation to slow down.
By Redaktion Table
China's government has confirmed the participation of its top diplomat Wang Yi at the Munich Security Conference. The Chinese Foreign Minister also plans to travel to Spain and France.
By Felix Lee
It is becoming increasingly difficult for companies, institutions and scientists to obtain data from and about China. According to a recent Merics study, the Chinese government systematically restricts online access to information.
By Felix Lee
The vice president of Longi predicts that cutting out Chinese suppliers in the EU will cost jobs and delay the green transition.
By Carolyn Braun
In order to achieve the planned tripling of renewable energies by 2030, trillions of US dollars need to be mobilized. According to a new study, much of the money is still needed. A reallocation of fossil investments would close the gap.
By Nico Beckert
If the sea ice recedes, polar bears will have less time to hunt seals. A study concludes that this increases their risk of starvation.
By Lisa Kuner
An international group of researchers warns that large parts of the Amazon rainforest could collapse by the middle of the century. Their study identifies threshold values that should not be exceeded in order to protect the ecosystem.
By Alexandra Endres
A new climate study warns of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC) collapse. The consequences for Europe would be so severe that adaptation is no longer realistic.
By Nico Beckert
Poland's new Deputy Foreign Minister sees Poland on an equal footing with France and Germany for the future of Europe. He proposes concrete progress on the defense union.
By Michael Bröcker
