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November 13th, 2024

Séjourné: Future industry commissioner wants to create more demand

During his hearing in Parliament, Stéphane Séjourné warned of Chinese overcapacity. He also discussed how he intends to save the European steel and automotive industries.

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November 13th, 2024

Kallas: Concrete words on Putin, but evasive on the Middle East

Kaja Kallas from Estonia confirmed at the hearing that she can speak plainly when it comes to Vladimir Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine. However, she remained conspicuously vague on other topics such as the Middle East conflict.

By Stephan Israel

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November 13th, 2024

Ribera: Baptism of fire for the Competition Commissioner

Tumult broke out again and again at the hearing of the Social Democrats' designated Commission Vice-President, Teresa Ribera. Important issues relating to competition and digital policy were marginalized.

By Manuel Berkel

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November 12th, 2024

EU foreign policy: These are Kaja Kallas' most important statements on China

At her hearing, the Estonian received some applause for her very clear statements on Russia and China. However, she remained vague on details, such as her new foreign trade policy.

By Amelie Richter

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November 12th, 2024

New Commissioners: Parliament needs more time

Christian Democrats, Socialists and Liberals cannot yet agree on who should be Vice-President of the new EU Commission. They therefore want to negotiate for a few more days.

By Till Hoppe

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November 12th, 2024

Article 6.4: What COP29 agreed on and why there is criticism

Late on Monday evening, COP29 agreed on new trade rules for greenhouse gas reductions under Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement. However, this does not mean that the issue is off the table. There is also disagreement about the impact of the agreement.

By Lukas Knigge

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November 12th, 2024

Leaders' Summit: Why it is so difficult to create a positive atmosphere

At the start of COP29, the heads of state and government are supposed to present their demands and bring momentum to the negotiations. This hardly succeeds on the first day: Criticism meets counter-criticism, but the main opponents have not appeared. Only the UK provides a ray of hope.

By Bernhard Pötter

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November 12th, 2024

Geopolitics: How Trump makes first jab against China

Donald Trump's future China policy is taking shape. With Marco Rubio, Trump plans to appoint a fierce critic of authoritarian systems as Secretary of State, with Robert Lighthizer the architect of American tariffs as Trade Representative – and his designated security advisor wants to arm Taiwan to the teeth.

By Jörn Petring

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November 11th, 2024

Tough COP start: Why the agenda dispute became a test of strength

Right at the start of the conference, the delegation gets caught up in a dispute over the details of the agenda. On the surface, it is about trade barriers and the question of how finances and CO2 reduction should be negotiated. But below the surface, this is also a showdown.

By Bernhard Pötter

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November 11th, 2024

COP29: This is Germany's climate footprint for Baku

Because his government has failed, Chancellor Olaf Scholz will not be attending COP29 in Baku. Germany traditionally pushes for more climate ambition internationally. However, the German traffic light coalition has fallen short of its own ambitions and failed to implement many reforms.

By Bernhard Pötter