Chinese smartphone manufacturers are increasingly snatching market share from their foreign competitors. Apple's iPhone is particularly affected. The biggest profiteer is Huawei.
By Michael Radunski
Yu Xinyan's documentary "Made in Ethiopia" explores the social tensions surrounding the construction of a Chinese industrial park in Ethiopia. Yu's family story reveals the light and shadows that China's economic rise has brought to his own society.
By Redaktion Table
US Secretary of State Blinken and Secretary of Defense Austin are deepening America's alliances in the Indo-Pacific. They intend to establish joint military structures with Japan, while Quad plans new initiatives. And it's all about China.
By Michael Radunski
The number of autonomous cabs is increasing rapidly in Chinese cities. What sounds like progress is also creating a whole range of new problems. Opposition is not only forming among conventional cab drivers.
By Jörn Petring
Mercedes' profits have fallen sharply due to slowing business in China: like Volkswagen and BMW, the German manufacturer is losing more and more market share. However, as Mercedes sells every third car there, China remains important.
By Felix Lee
The Communist Party concluded the Third Plenum without presenting any of the expected far-reaching reforms. Instead, the Party emphasized its leadership role and the balance between development and security. International players must be prepared for increased government control and possible trade conflicts.
By Amelie Richter
Italy's Head of Government is on a visit to China. The focus is on revitalizing trade relations after the EU country withdrew from the New Silk Road.
By Amelie Richter
EU Foreign Affairs Representative Josep Borrell met with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Laos. After the meeting, there were differing opinions as to what role Beijing's proposal for a peace plan for Ukraine should play.
By Amelie Richter
Despite the latest agreement to reduce tensions in the disputed South China Sea, mistrust between Beijing and Manila remains high. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned the Philippines against deploying US missiles.
By Felix Lee
