Commission President von der Leyen wants to reform the EU budget and is receiving massive criticism for this, especially from the European Parliament. Finance expert Lucas Guttenberg cannot understand this – and advises MEPs to seize the opportunity.
By Till Hoppe
India and China achieve a diplomatic breakthrough in talks over patrols on their disputed border. Relations have been very tense since bloody clashes occurred along the border in 2020.
By Angela Köckritz
The attack on the Chinese consulate in Mandalay follows growing criticism in the country of China's relationship with the ruling military junta. Beijing demands arrests.
By Marcel Grzanna
Corruption remains a large problem in China. The former Vice President of the China Development Bank has been imprisoned for years for his actions.
By Marcel Grzanna
China's Central Bank Governor Pan Gongsheng turned his announcement from last week into action. The PBoC lowered key interest rates by 0.25 percent.
By Marcel Grzanna
Developing countries need money for their green development. China has overcapacity in key green industries. Helping others can boost the country's economy and strengthen its international leadership.
By Redaktion Table
Trade disputes could increase significantly in the future. And yet the World Trade Organisation is not in a position to resolve them. It is not prepared for an industrial policy with Chinese characteristics. What could be a way out?
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NATO spends millions on research and science and is increasingly concerned about information outflow to China. A new science strategy is intended to tackle the problem.
By Marcel Grzanna
The deep-sea port is set to become a hub between South America and Asia, enabling China to extend its global shipping advantage.
By Angela Köckritz
