Qin Gang is China's new foreign minister. The formerly gruff wolf warrior has risen to become the People's Republic's chief diplomat. Some are now hoping for détente between China and the United States. But probably in vain.
By Michael Radunski
The new year of relations between China and the EU is off to a shaky start: Anyone who wants to travel from the People's Republic to certain EU states will have to provide a negative Covid test as of next week. Beijing is not very happy about this. But trouble also looms on the horizon in other areas.
By Amelie Richter
Workers are being laid off as China's tech sector is struggling due to the country's weak economic performance in recent times. Throughout 2022, Chinese tech companies have faced a decline in revenues and profits, resulting in cost-cuts in form of massive layoffs. The tech sector's crucial importance as a massive job generator for China’s educated youth makes this a particularly concerning development, especially since industry expectations indicate that the trend will continue in 2023 as well.
By Experts Table.Briefings
In an Interview with Table.Media, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock defends her ministry's China strategy. Regarding diversification, the Green politician praised Germany's small and medium-sized enterprises - and criticized the large Dax corporations. The questions were submitted by Stefan Braun.
By Redaktion Table
