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Month: Januar 2022

CCP sanctions against „Taishang“ lead to polarization in Taiwan

CCP sanctions against „Taishang“ lead to polarization in Taiwan

Reconciling words at the end of the year sound different. The spokesman for China’s office for Taiwan affairs spoke of “red lines”, of “drastic measures” and the “resolute smashing” of a “separatist conspiracy”. Ma Xiaoguang only held a regular media conference last week, but his outlook for the New Year sounded feverishly urgent. The conflict between the mainland, Taiwan and „external forces“ – which was probably meant primarily by Taipei’s ally America – is likely to become „sharper and more…

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EU climate neutrality between the Ukraine crisis, gas and nuclear power

EU climate neutrality between the Ukraine crisis, gas and nuclear power

The EU’s goal is to achieve a climate-neutral economy and society by 2050, especially by means of green hydrogen technology based on renewable energies. The EU Commission has now introduced a motion that gas and nuclear energy should be considered green energies, which has met with resistance from the German Greens, as well as Austria, and they are now even considering whether to take legal action against it. Especially since the Greens see Nordstream 2 and gas as sanction mechanisms…

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EU Klimaneutralität zwischen Ukrainekrise, Gas und Atomkraft

EU Klimaneutralität zwischen Ukrainekrise, Gas und Atomkraft

Die EU hat als Ziel eine klimaneutrale Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft bis 2050 herzubekommen, zumal am besten mittels grüner Wasserstofftechnologie auf Basis erneuerbarer Energien. Nun hat die EU -Kommission einen Antrag eingebracht, wonach Gas und Atomenergie als grüne Energien gelten sollen, was bei den deutschen Grünen, wie auch Österreich auf Widerstand stösst und nun gar überlegt wird, ob man dagegen nicht klagt. Zumal die Grünen Nordstream 2 und Gas auch als Sanktionsmechanismen gegen Putinrussland sehen. Aber wohl auch erst im Fall,…

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