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No new members for LinkedIn

New users can no longer register on the business platform LinkedIn in China. The accusation leaves room for interpretation: Is this an act of revenge for hacking allegations or routine vetting? Microsoft denies a connection to the allegations, but the temporal context challenges speculation.

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Women in China seek equality in the labor market

The purchasing power of women in China is increasing, they are better educated and are increasingly working in well-paid jobs. But corporate culture and the search for employees often send a different signal: "men preferred". Yet this is precisely the attitude that could stifle much-needed growth in the economy.

By Ning Wang

Joint lunar base with Russia

China's plans for a lunar base have found a strong and experienced partner in Russia. The fact that the Russians have opted for the Chinese and not the American Artemis lunar base program is a sign of global politics. At the same time, the US could find itself without a manned base in space for the first time in 2024 because of its own legislation.

By Redaktion Table

Europe's surrender in the information war

The investment agreement between the EU and China is supposed to create equal treatment. But a look at the documents shows that: In the important area of media and information, the EU has let itself get ripped off. More China.Table analyses on the CAI can be found here.

By Michael Radunski

Two mRNA vaccines in development

China also wants to become more independent from the West in the field of biomedicine. This includes the development of mRNA vaccines. The gap to Germany and the USA is smaller than it first appeared. Beijing is supporting existing start-ups until COVID vaccines are ready for the market, relying on tried-and-tested industrial policy measures.

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