China is going on the offensive internationally – with euphonious initiatives. In an interview with Michael Radunski, Moritz Rudolf warns that there are strong interests behind this. How China infiltrates the UN – and how the West should react.
By Michael Radunski
The stellar career of economist Wang Yong is over. The Vice Chairman of the Tibetan government is under investigation for disciplinary offenses.
By Marcel Grzanna
Around 150 billion euros are to be invested in Africa by 2027 under the EU initiative. The continent thus remains a clear focus of Global Gateway, as a new GTAI report on the lighthouse projects of the New Silk Road competitor shows.
By Arne Schütte
It is a Russian prestige project: Russia wants to supply its partner China with gas via the "Power of Siberia 2" – and replace Western customers. But the affection of the Mongolian partners obviously ends at the price.
By Michael Radunski
China expects more domestic travel than ever for the upcoming New Year celebrations. Around nine billion domestic trips are expected. Many passengers are already having difficulties getting train tickets.
By Redaktion Table
China has offered Papua New Guinea support for the island state's security forces. Beijing is worried about its citizens on the island on the one hand and hopes to gain even more influence in the Indo-Pacific on the other.
By Marcel Grzanna
Gyde Jensen calls for a critical approach when dealing with China. She says the democratic world is still taking China's plans too lightly. The FDP politician is leading by example – and is feeling the consequences.
By Redaktion Table
A few years ago, Evergrande was considered the most valuable property company in the world. But now the southern Chinese group is being wound up. This will severely weaken China's economy. And Evergrande is not an isolated case.
By Felix Lee
The trade dispute had actually been resolved, but it is apparently still simmering: Lithuanians will no longer receive visas for China as of Wednesday. At the same time, the EU has suspended its dispute at the WTO with Beijing over the embargo against Lithuania.
By Amelie Richter
