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Global demand for balsa wood has reached a critical point, as the booming wind power industry is putting immense pressure

German corporate bankruptcies have reached a new record high. Amid the economic downturn, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are particularly

Nokia plans to close its Munich site, a move with far-reaching consequences for more than 700 employees and thus for

The allocation of climate aid is facing increasing criticism, as a large portion of the funds goes to economically powerful

For years, Hungary’s tax policy has shaped the country’s economic direction, influencing the tax rate, competitiveness, investment climate, and corporate

Europe is realigning its energy policy and, to this end, is concluding a long-term gas deal with major US fracking

Germany’s search for a final repository for highly radioactive waste has become a symbol of the flawed developments in its

The German armed forces are facing a deep crisis in the procurement of their kamikaze drones. These novel loitering munition

The majority of Germans are hesitant when it comes to climate protection. While awareness of environmental issues is considered high,

The multi-billion-euro special fund for infrastructure and climate neutrality is losing its original purpose. Instead of financing new projects, almost

The reactivation of the Hermann Hesse Railway between Calw and Renningen in Baden-Württemberg demonstrates how significantly bats can impact the

Germany is mired in a deep economic and political dead end. The once-celebrated flagship project of radical climate policy was

China is accelerating the expansion of nuclear power to secure its growing electricity supply in the long term. The government

The government promised to reduce bureaucracy for businesses, but the new law on adherence to collective bargaining agreements is having

Friedrich Merz stands on the stage at COP30 in Belém, Brazil. While delegations discuss climate goals, Germany is experiencing a