China is tightening controls on critical minerals. Experts expect further regulations for certain raw materials that are important for future sectors in the West in the future.
By Christiane Kuehl
China was a paradise for European luxury manufacturers. In the economic downturn, however, many Chinese are losing their appetite for expensive purchases. When they do buy, they prefer to do so on the gray market. Everyone is talking about the online platform Dewu.
By Jörn Petring
China has declared an anti-dumping investigation against Canadian rapeseed imports. This follows a familiar pattern. Beijing also responded with similar measures in response to the EU investigation into EVs.
By Christiane Kuehl
Two listed shipbuilders want to merge to supply the military more efficiently and follow Beijing's major state strategy. Both are already subsidiaries of a state-owned shipbuilding conglomerate.
By Christiane Kuehl
Gao Zhen is an internationally acclaimed artist. He and his brother critically explore China's history – especially Mao Zedong. This now proves fatal for him.
By Redaktion Table
China's initiatives for more global influence are paying off: The Africa Forum in Beijing enjoys immense popularity.
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Brics+ could gain a new important member. Insiders say that Turkey has applied to join. It would be the first NATO member in the bloc of major emerging economies.
By Christiane Kuehl
In an interview with Reuters, Seat CEO Wayne Griffiths has rejected the EU's punitive tariffs against electric cars manufactured in China. He said the tariffs affect EVs produced in Anhui by its subsidiary brand Cupra, making them too expensive.
By Redaktion Table
Research from Anhui province shows that consistent compliance is crucial for companies in China's social credit system. Foreign companies can benefit from the system.
By Experts Table.Briefings
