For fear of data leaks and arrests, China advises its top AI researchers not to travel to the USA. Those who do travel must report their plans and submit a report on their return.
By Fabian Peltsch
Toyota is the world's largest car manufacturer. However, things are no longer going quite as smoothly in the Chinese market as they are for its German competitor, Volkswagen. With targeted strategies and long-term plans, the Japanese manufacturer wants to regain market share.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Although it might look like it at first glance, it's definitely not just for kids: The animation movie Ne Zha 2 is currently setting the box office buzzing in China. Johnny Erling took a closer look at the hype surrounding the rebellious devil boy.
By Redaktion Table
Thailand has deported a group of detained Uyghurs to China. China did not explicitly confirm the return. UN human rights experts had previously warned against the transfer.
By Leonardo Pape
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Hua Chunying will be the new head of the cooperation initiative with Central and Eastern European countries after it had lost relevance in recent years.
By Leonardo Pape
As part of its billion-euro cost-cutting program, Mercedes-Benz plans to cut its personnel costs by a quarter by 2027 and also cut numerous jobs in China.
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EU Council President von der Leyen is on a two-day visit to New Delhi. Among other things, she will call on India to reduce customs duties on cars and spirits.
By Emily Kossak
Despite education policy measures, too little knowledge about China is taught in German schools. To close this gap, educational institutions could work more closely with universities, argues Sandra Schulze, Managing Director of Bildungsnetzwerk China.
By Redaktion Table
In a discussion organized by Table.Briefings and Merics, the China strategy of the coalition that was voted out of office has not had its day. But when it comes to de-risking in particular, there is a wide gap between desire and reality. BDI representative Strack calls for better conditions for domestic industry and new EU free trade initiatives.
By Leonardo Pape
The project, which will cost a total of two billion euros, is expected to create 1,800 jobs and could use lithium from Portuguese deposits. Economics Minister Reis described the commitment as a "victory for Portugal."
By Emily Kossak
