TL;DRSix candidates presented themselves in a public debate on succeeding UN Secretary-General Guterres. There was a consensus on the desire for a strong United Nations.
TL;DRThe Union, represented by Economic Minister Katherina Reiche, is reportedly slowing the expansion of renewable energies. The focus is now shifting to wind power.
TL;DRBritain's Energy Minister, Miatta Fahnbulleh, has commented on the climate crisis. Questions are being raised as to whether her stance will resolve the dispute over North Sea drilling.
TL;DRTesla's stock experienced a significant drop due to rising costs, while Intel's stock showed growth despite a book loss. Other news includes internet restrictions in Taiwan, Google's account protection via selfie, and new AI servers from AMD.
TL;DRA mining project in the Ore Mountains aims to reduce Germany's dependence on raw material imports for its industries. The German industry's capabilities are currently limited by a lack of materials such as tin, copper, and lithium.
TL;DRThe price of gold has dropped by 30 percent in recent months, causing uncertainty among investors and central banks. The article discusses the prospects for the precious metal as a supposed safe haven.
TL;DRCandidates vying to succeed UN Secretary-General Guterres participated in a Q&A session in New York. This event took place as part of the UN General Assembly.
TL;DRThe German Association of Cities is calling on the department store chain Galeria to involve municipalities in discussions about the future of threatened branches. This concerns the cities' right to have a say in decision-making.
TL;DRUS President Trump has introduced tariffs of between 10 and 12.5 percent on imports from 60 countries. The justification given was these countries' insufficient action against forced labor.
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