US court gives Trump's tariffs a 'rare' win
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European Union: Cyprus wants to join Schengen – now the politically sensitive phase begins
Cyprus is ready to join the Schengen Area according to the European Commission. The decision now lies with the EU member states. However, they are faced with the complex reality of the divided island.
Interview: Sam Altman: „Ich spreche lieber mit einem Menschen als mit KI“
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Guest commentary: The climate transformation will not be successful solely with increasing subsidies
To increase demand for green products, their prices must come down. Politics should also stimulate demand through tax incentives, says Clariant CEO Conrad Keijzer.
Pension security: This compromise could replace the "pension at 63"
The Federal Government wants to abolish the pension without deductions after 45 years, but resistance to this is growing. IAB Director Bernd Fitzenberger is now steering the debate in a new direction.
Howard Buffett: 27 trips to war zones – Buffett's son is "the biggest friend of Ukraine"
The son of US investor Warren Buffett has a mission – and it's not called Berkshire. He wants to use his money to "improve the world". To that end, he has already been to Ukraine 27 times.
Artificial Intelligence: Are You Suitable as a Leader in Times of AI?
The higher the position, the greater the expectation of AI competence. A top headhunter exclusively reveals which questions he uses to test this – and when he immediately eliminates applicants.