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Aktuelle Ausgabe 028/2026 vom 26.06.2026

Die nächste Ausgabe erscheint am 17.07.2026.

Inhalt der Ausgabe 028/2026:

Ukraine Is a Step Closer to Joining the European Union. Here’s What to Know
With the launch of the central “Fundamentals” cluster on democracy and the rule of law, Ukraine is moving closer to EU membership. Since gaining candidate status in 2022, it has implemented extensive reforms and adopted a large portion of the EU acquis. Nevertheless, corruption, strict technical requirements, and the principle of unanimity among all member states are slowing down the process, meaning that even the target year of 2030—which is currently being discussed in Brussels—remains uncertain.

What's at Stake for Trillionaire Elon Musk and SpaceX After Blockbuster IPO
Ahead of SpaceX’s IPO in New York, fans are hailing Musk as a visionary shaping the future of space travel, while the IPO has catapulted the company to a valuation of over 2 trillion dollars and made Musk the first trillionaire—despite billions in losses, a risky Starship strategy, and heavy reliance on NASA contracts. Competitive challenges at Blue Origin, political controversies surrounding Musk, and criticism of extreme wealth concentration are increasing the pressure on SpaceX and Musk to justify their astronomical valuation.

Rising Sea Levels Are Already Remaking Reality in This North Carolina Community
In Scranton, North Carolina, a rural community historically inhabited by Black people, flooding caused by rising sea levels is becoming increasingly severe: ranging from “sunny-day flooding” during high tide to homes being submerged during a full moon. Water levels along the coast are rising rapidly, leading to increased road closures and frequent flooding of homes. While national adaptation programs focus on major cities, Scranton remains largely on its own in the face of the creeping climate crisis.

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