The United Nations Human Rights Commissioner urges the upholding of human rights in China. He particularly mentions the situation in Xinjiang and Tibet, as well as the situation of arrested lawyers.
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China's Premier will not hold a press conference after the National People's Congress. This shows the current state of affairs in China: Intransparency is increasing, whilst the willingness to answer questions is decreasing.
By Michael Radunski
Thanks to logistics, Germany's former minister of transportation has found a way to support business with Asia. He also wants to secure prosperity in Germany with the Asia Bridge.
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In talks with members of the Chinese government, representatives of the US Chamber of Commerce receive assurances that the environment for foreign companies will improve. Vice President Han Zheng promised a further opening-up policy.
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Nowadays, the 2000s are considered the most open era of Chinese journalism. At the time, TV journalist Chai Jing was able to produce investigative reports on state television. She became famous in 2015 with a documentary on air pollution.
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BYD wants to expand with electric cars in Japan. China's EV leader plans to launch a new model every year in Japan until 2026. The company has only been active there since last year.
By Christiane Kuehl
Tesla once again offers financial car purchase incentives in the tough price war on the Chinese car market. The pressure on car manufacturers' margins is increasing.
By Redaktion Table
The Vice Chairman of the Political Consultative Conference CPPCC, Zhang Xiaoming, surprisingly lost his post before the "Two Sessions." Zhang spent his career in Hong Kong and was considered a hardliner.
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