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1 week ago | 
table.media | Bernhard Poetter |Amelie Richter |Stefan Braun
In response to the fact that the CDU/CSU and SPD split climate protection between the Environment and Economics Ministries in the coalition agreement, experts are calling for better coordination. Climate should play a role in the Chancellery. In response to the upcoming government's plans to date, experts are calling for Germany's future climate policy to be better coordinated and to be based in the Chancellery.
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2 weeks ago | 
table.media | Till Hoppe |Amelie Richter
Beijing and Washington are tightening the tariff spiral. Around the world, containers are being loaded at the last minute in an effort to ship as many goods as possible to the United States. Yet consumers are already beginning to feel the effects. Find out what they are in today's Table.Briefings. Everything has changed since Wednesday morning, when Donald Trump's tariffs on 86 trading partners officially took effect.
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3 weeks ago | 
table.media | Alexander Schwarz |János Allenbach-Ammann |Amelie Richter |Almut Siefert
By Alexander SchwarzIf Europe accepts the disregard of the ICC by Netanyahu's visit to Hungary without doing anything, it is undermining the foundation of its legal system, writes Alexander Schwarz. Read the international law expert's analysis at Table.Briefings. Viktor Orbán's invitation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Hungary is nothing less than an open provocation.
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4 weeks ago | 
table.media | Daniela Chiaretti |Amelie Richter
With Brazil, an ambitious presidency is taking over the next COP. Although there are hardly any critical formal decisions to be made, COP President-designate André Corrêa do Lago wants to achieve a "turning point" in implementing climate targets – by reforming the system. Find out more in Table.BriefingsWith its upcoming COP presidency, Brazil pushes for reforms in the UN process to better implement and explain climate policy.
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1 month ago | 
table.media | Markus Grabitz |Amelie Richter
The EU Commission has presented its first strategic paper on collective defense. In an interview with Nana Brink, EU Commissioner for Defense Andrius Kubilius explains why hopes should not be pinned too high and why the white paper is only a first step. Mr. Kubilius, the EU wants to make more money available for defense, as proposed in the white paper, but has not made a clear proposal as to which projects the money should be used for. Why is that? Please use HAN to get access to this article.
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1 month ago | 
table.media | Leonardo Pape |Jörn Petring |Amelie Richter
More means to combat the sluggish growth: China's Central Bank plans to lower interest rates "at the appropriate time" and inject liquidity into the financial system. Find out more in Table.Briefings. In view of the trade conflict with the United States and the simmering real estate crisis, China's Central Bank has kept the door open for further economic stimulus measures.
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1 month ago | 
table.media | Urmi Goswami |Amelie Richter |Marc Winkelmann
The Commission is revising the vertical agreements in the automotive industry. It has launched a consultation on this. Find out until when the consultation will be open in today's Europe.Table. The European Commission's consultation on competition rules for vertical agreements in the automotive industry is open until May 23. The consultation is taking place against the backdrop of the ongoing evaluation of the Motor Vehicle Block Exemption Regulation (Kfz-GVO) and the supplementary guidelines.
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1 month ago | 
table.media | Amelie Richter |Till Hoppe |Lukas Scheid
Home|Industry: EU could support Chinese lithium factory with EUR 350 million|The project, which will cost a total of two billion euros, is set to create 1,800 jobs and could use lithium from Portuguese deposits. Read more about the plans at Table.Briefings. The EU may provide EUR 350 million in funding for a factory of the Chinese lithium battery manufacturer CALB in Portugal.
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2 months ago | 
table.media | Amelie Richter |Leonardo Pape |János Allenbach-Ammann
The USA wants to revoke China's PNTR status – a step that could massively shake up global trade. Find out more in Table.Briefings. The possible withdrawal of China's PNTR status after 25 years is only one bill away. Permanent Normal Trade Relations (PNTR) is a legal term in the United States for free trade with a foreign country.
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2 months ago | 
table.media | Emily Kossak |Jörn Petring |Amelie Richter
Tencent is testing DeepSeek's AI model in its Chinese messenger app Weixin. Find out more in Table.Briefings. Tencent is testing DeepSeek's AI model in the Weixin messaging app. The Shenzhen-based tech company announced this on Sunday. In a beta test, Weixin is already testing access to DeepSeek for search queries, Tencent told Reuters. Please use HAN to get access to this article. No payment data. No automatic renewal.
