Building and living

Federal Chancellor Scholz facing cameras.

After the NATO meeting in Helsinki Joining forces to improve infrastructure surveillance in the Baltic Sea region

Security in the Baltic Sea region was the central theme addressed at the meeting in Helsinki of the NATO countries that lie on the Baltic Sea that was held. The German Navy would also contribute to infrastructure surveillance in the region, said the Federal Chancellor in a statement delivered after the meeting.

Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz gives a statement to the media.

Statement by the Federal Chancellor “The inviolability of borders is a fundamental principle of international law”

Borders must not be moved by force. This principle applies all countries, regardless of whether they are in the East or the West, Federal Chancellor Scholz stressed in a statement to the media. Scholz underlined the clear need for European partners to stick together.

Building and living

14 per cent of all CO2 emissions in Germany (120 million tonnes) come from the building sector. By 2030 this figure must be reduced to 72 million tonnes CO2 per annum.