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February 12th, 2024

EU court: TikTok remains gatekeeper for now

Bytedance sought to suspend its gatekeeper status under the Digital Markets Act. However, the European Court saw no reason to temporarily suspend the administrative act.

By Falk Steiner

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February 12th, 2024

Two key Hungarian Fidesz politicians resign amid pardon scandal

Hungary's President Novák and former Justice Minister Varga have resigned following a controversial pardon. Both were prominent Fidesz politicians, with Varga slated to lead the European Parliament election list.

By Alina Leimbach

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February 12th, 2024

Conservative Stubb becomes new president of Finland

Former Prime Minister Alexander Stubb clinched the presidency in Finland's runoff election, following the first round. The victory margin turned out to be narrower than expected.

By Redaktion Table

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February 12th, 2024

Can Dündar: Erdoğan wants to exert influence through Dava

Journalist Can Dündar sees the establishment of the Democratic Alliance for Diversity and Renewal (Dava) party as an attempt by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to exert influence on politics in Germany and Europe. The party is set to compete in the European elections.

By Alina Leimbach

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February 12th, 2024

European Parliament: Christine Schneider (CDU) to become Parliamentary Secretary

Christiane Schneider will become the new Parliamentary Manager for the German CDU/CSU group in the European Parliament. Her predecessor, Markus Pieper, will be appointed as the Commissioner for SMEs.

By Markus Grabitz

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February 11th, 2024

Weak car sales at the start of the year

Car sales in China slowed down at the beginning of the year. Although there were no New Year holidays in January, sales were lower than in December. It was the first monthly decline since August and also affected the electric segment.

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February 11th, 2024

China's banks grant new loans at record levels

At the beginning of 2024, China's state banks granted more new loans than ever. The aim is to boost the weak economy.

By Redaktion Table

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February 11th, 2024

Chinese around the world welcome the Year of the Dragon

On the night from Friday to Saturday, the new lunar year began in China and for Chinese communities around the world. The Year of the Dragon, traditionally associated with high hopes, has succeeded the Year of the Rabbit.

By Christiane Kuehl

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February 11th, 2024

ZF receives permission to test autonomous driving on Shanghai's roads

The German automotive supplier and technology group ZF has received permission to carry out level 4 autonomous driving tests on Shanghai's roads. The company is the first foreign supplier to receive such a license.

By Christiane Kuehl

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February 11th, 2024

Red tape and price war hit offshore wind turbine manufacturers

China's manufacturers of offshore wind turbines suffered a decline in profits in 2023. Expansion slowed, partly due to the loss of subsidies, bureaucratic hurdles and increasingly scarce marine areas.

By Christiane Kuehl