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Eine Waffe – made in Washington

Klimapolitik wird gezielt instrumentalisiert – um Debatten umzudrehen, demokratische Spielregeln anzugreifen und Europas liberale Demokratie zu schwächen.

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A weapon made in Washington

Climate policy is being deliberately instrumentalised — to flip debates, attack democratic norms, and weaken Europe’s liberal democracy.

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The Industrial Accelerator Act is set to change the rules for the automotive industry

With the planned Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA), the EU is reshaping the rules of the automotive sector. Without meaningful European value creation, access to subsidies will be limited.…

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The global oil and petrochemical industry is gathering in Houston this week.

Unsurprisingly, the war in the Middle East is shaping the debate. The sense of unease is growing.

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What does the EU–Australia trade deal actually deliver in a world of increasingly fragile supply chains?

Quite a lot — at least on paper. Australia offers access to critical raw materials in a stable and reliable environment. That’s exactly what’s needed if supply chains are to be not just…

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Der Kulturkampf ums Windrad

Fossile Energie folgt der Logik des „drill“: Man(n) holt sie aus dem Boden und beherrscht sie. Windkraft wird dagegen als Macht inszeniert, die von außen kommt und Land und Leute unterwirft.

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The culture war around the wind turbine

Fossil energy follows the logic of “drill”: you pull it out of the ground and dominate it. Wind power, by contrast, is portrayed as a force that comes from the outside and subjugates landscapes and…

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Even if the war in the Middle East were to end soon, energy prices could remain high for quite some time.

One reason lies in the infrastructure of the Gulf region. A large share of the world’s LNG export capacity is concentrated there – and is currently being deliberately targeted or…

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The irony of energy politics:

Of all people, US President Trump and his administration may end up giving electric mobility a boost.

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The debate about the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz

The debate about the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz usually focuses on oil and gas. Understandably so — the impact there is felt most immediately. Yet the chokepoint affects far more than…