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May 20th, 2025

Taiwan: President Lai calls for peace.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te has now been in office for a year. On his anniversary, he calls on China to make peace, while stressing that Taiwan must prepare for war.

By Emily Kossak

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May 20th, 2025

Bundestag: CDU/CSU secures key security policy portfolios.

The CDU/CSU is marching through the committees on foreign and security policy. The fact that not even the chairmanship of the Development Aid Committee remained for the SPD is a source of annoyance.

By Markus Bickel

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May 20th, 2025

Sanctions: German bloggers penalized for spreading disinformation.

Two German bloggers have been spreading false information about Russia’s war against Ukraine for years. Now they’re facing consequences from the EU – and have been hit with sanctions.

By Almut Siefert

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May 20th, 2025

Israel: 'Everything that remains of the Gaza Strip will be razed to the ground.'

The new Israeli ground offensive is aimed at finally destroying Hamas. By any means necessary, according to the far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.

By Markus Bickel

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May 20th, 2025

Macroeconomics: How Beijing reacts to economic data.

Despite the trade war with the US, economic indicators in China have improved slightly. Industrial output has increased, and youth unemployment has fallen.

By Emily Kossak

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May 19th, 2025

Portugal: Successes of the radical right complicate the government formation.

The previous Prime Minister Luis Montenegro of the Christian Democrats was able to increase his share of the vote. However, there are no allies to the left or right of his party to get him re-elected. And the right-wing radicals of Chega could take a liking to the opposition.

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May 19th, 2025

Growth: Commission lowers forecasts, but relies on German infrastructure package.

According to the latest Commission forecasts, the economic outlook is rather gloomy. However, the German infrastructure package should boost growth considerably.

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May 19th, 2025

Dax companies: Mixed emissions data.

According to an analysis based on corporate sustainability reports, the direct emissions of DAX companies fell in 2024. However, if Scope 3 emissions are included, the reported greenhouse gas emissions increase. According to the analysis, this is primarily due to better reporting standards.

By Lisa Kuner

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May 19th, 2025

Reiche: GEG reform planned for this year.

Economics Minister Katherina Reiche aims to reduce the electricity tax to the EU minimum level before the summer recess and to amend the controversial Building Energy Act (GEG) by year’s end.

By Michael Bröcker

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May 19th, 2025

Council and EU Parliament agree on digital registration system at EU external borders.

The EU Parliament and the Council have agreed on a gradual introduction of the digitalized storage of travelers from third countries. This concerns travelers with short-term visas or short stays without visas. Member States must put the system into operation within six months.

By Marion Bergermann