Chinese netizens tend to have a more positive perception of Trump than EU and U.S. netizens. While a large proportion of European and US netizens expressed negative opinions about Trump in the days before and after his inauguration, Chinese netizens seem to be much less concerned.
By Experts Table.Briefings
European companies hope to diversify their supply chains in South East Asia. But even there, they increasingly have to cooperate with China.
By Leonardo Pape
There are signs of further détente between India and China. Wang Yi and his Indian counterpart Vikram Misri agreed, among other things, to resume direct flights. The exchange of journalists is also to be facilitated.
By Leonardo Pape
The car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz is joining a lawsuit filed by its Chinese joint venture partner Geely against the EU's punitive tariffs on electric vehicles from China. Tesla and BMW are also suing.
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Washington's trade barriers have benefited the Hangzhou-based AI company DeepSeek more than they have blocked it. However, its success is also thanks to the unique nature of the Chinese tech ecosystem.
By Fabian Peltsch
Friedrich Merz, election frontrunner for the CDU/CSU, warns German companies against the risk of investing in China. The statement is emblematic of a process of estrangement between once unconditional friends and calls for a consistent de-risking of the German economy.
By Marcel Grzanna
Low-priced generics dominate the Chinese healthcare market. Doctors have raised concerns as many drugs are not safe.
By Emily Kossak
Chinese industrial production contracted unexpectedly in January, with official figures signaling a decline in economic activity. Experts are particularly concerned about weak domestic demand.
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