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Or does not exist. but let me say something. you talked about globalisation and it is true that many people think that it's over for globalisation, well, let's say that perhaps globalisation as we knew it before, that brand of globalisation may be over, but that does not mean that a new type of globalisation, which i shall call re—globalisation, cannot exist and deliver. we should remember that the globalisation we had before brought more than 1 billion people out of poverty and we can't throw the baby with the bathwater. so, we should look at what were the good aspects of that, what was, wh...

For globalisation, well, let's say that perhaps globalisation as we knew it before, that brand of globalisation may be over, but that does not mean that a new type of globalisation, which i shall call re—globalisation, cannot exist and deliver. we should remember that the globalisation we had before brought more than 1 billion people out of poverty and we can't throw the baby with the bathwater. so, we should look at what were the good aspects of that, what was, what were the bad? i know people were left behind. we need now the type of globalisation that will bring those who were not include...

Or does not exist. but let me say something. you talked about globalisation and it is true that many people think that it's over for globalisation, well, let's say that perhaps globalisation as we knew it before, that brand of globalisation may be over, but that does not mean that a new type of globalisation, which i shall call re—globalisation, cannot exist and deliver. we should remember that the globalisation we had before brought more than 1 billion people out of poverty and we can't throw the baby with the bathwater. so, we should look at what were the good aspects of that, what was, wh...

Cobalt is an important component of many electronic products - and especially of batteries that go in e-cars. How could Europe meet the demand itself?

In our raw materials series, we look at the extent to which Germany and Europe could free themselves from import dependencies. What about copper?