Global military spending is more than one trillion US dollars higher than that for climate protection and adaptation. While the global military build-up continues, five times as much money would be needed for climate action in order to avoid even greater damage.
By Lukas Bayer
This summer, Indian pilgrims will once again be able to enter the Tibet Autonomous Region. The route had been closed since summer 2020.
By Emily Kossak
China's President Xi Jinping will visit the financial metropolis of Shanghai this week. In light of the trade war with the US, the trip is intended to highlight technological progress and economic security.
By Katrin Klein
The Ministry of Economic Affairs (BMWK) is against a division of the German electricity price zone. The renewable energy association BEE warns of the impact on the economic viability of existing renewable energy plants.
By Manuel Berkel
According to scientists from the CDRmare research mission, the storage of CO₂ in the North Sea and Baltic Sea and increasing the natural CO₂ uptake of both seas are "limited to a few methods." They warn against overestimating the potential.
By Nico Beckert
With a new special ship for landing liquefied gas in Wilhelmshaven, Germany is relying on "LNG overcapacity that is fatal in terms of climate and environmental policy," warns Deutsche Umwelthilfe.
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EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen will soon present a roadmap for phasing out Russian gas. At the IEA Energy Security Conference in London, he spoke to Table.Briefings about current threats and the simplification of energy legislation.
By Manuel Berkel
China's top market regulator warns against circumventing the antitrust authority in the sale of CK Hutchison's port business.
By Ning Wang
Over the weekend, Beijing sent signals of concern over the impact of the trade war. Meanwhile, Trump claimed to have spoken to Xi on the phone, which the Chinese side denied.
By Manuel Liu
