- October 10th, 2024
In the Middle East, the German government is reportedly reconsidering Türkiye’s request to purchase Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, according to multiple international media sources. This development has sparked renewed attention on the role of arms sales in international diplomacy and...
Vietnam is emerging as a crucial new player in the global semiconductor industry, benefiting significantly from the ongoing US-led efforts to reduce dependency on China for critical technology components. As tensions in the semiconductor industry intensify due to geopolitical factors,...
Last week, NATO heads of state gathered in Washington to commemorate the alliance's 75th anniversary. While the summit’s outcomes were largely predictable, the discussions revealed an unexpected emphasis on China. The Asian superpower emerged as a central topic of concern,...
As German Economy Minister Robert Habeck embarks on a crucial trip to China, the visit is being closely watched due to its timing and the complex nature of current international trade relations. Habeck’s mission is to seek consensus rather than...
Amid growing tensions with Russia, Germany is set to revive compulsory conscription, a move that marks a significant shift in its defense policy. This decision, detailed in a recently released 67-page document, outlines how the country plans to prepare its...
Two surveys reveal that more Japanese and German firms with operations in China anticipate the Chinese economy to worsen in 2024 than anticipated. A survey by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China found that 39% of Chinese...
The India-Middle East Europe Corridor (IMEC) was announced at the G20 summit in September 2023 by the United States, the European Union, France, Germany, India, Italy, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The corridor aims to reshape power dynamics...
Islamophobia is a significant issue in Germany, with a growing anti-Muslim sentiment. A study by Matthias Rohe, co-author of a comprehensive report on Islamophobia in Germany, found that Muslims face discrimination in various aspects of life, including education, employment, and...
BERLIN The German government has approved legislation to allow asylum-seekers to start working sooner and to stiffen punishment for migrant smugglers. This is part of a series of steps taken by the government to address migration as a major political...
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