It began with a law about heat pumps. It ended with stones being thrown at politicians and a surge in popularity for the far right. For an example of how climate change is increasingly becoming a flashpoint in the culture wars, Germany is a good place to start.
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Similar to Hubert Aiwanger with the Free Voters (Freie Wähler), Sahra Wagenknecht also wants to reach disappointed citizens with her planned party. The two could compete for votes as early as the 2024 European elections. A threat to the Free Voters?
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NYU President Linda G. Mills and Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) President Kwang Hyung Lee were joined by Sung Bae Jun, president of the Institute of Information & Communications Technology Planning & Evaluation, and Joon Hee Joh, president of the Korea Software Industry…
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People infected with HIV can now lead a largely normal life - provided they have access to treatment. This is still often lacking in Africa in particular, says Janina Steinert from the Technical University of Munich. Even worse, however, is the stigmatisation.
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Earlier this spring, the German government closed down the country’s three remaining nuclear power plants — the last vestiges of what was once a large domestic fleet.
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The AI Governance Clinic by ETDA (AIGC Centre) recently organised a meeting, bringing together national and international experts to facilitate an exchange of ideas and perspectives on AI Governance.
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Interview with Prof Janina Isabel Steinert (Technical University of Munich) on the presentation of the nationwide situation report on domestic violence.
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