The magazine "Mang Mang," founded by Chinese exiles, aims to strengthen civil society and network activists worldwide. Engaging in political debates is a privilege that most Chinese have never enjoyed, says one of the creators.
By Fabian Peltsch
Under the new Labour government, Great Britain is attempting to reorganize its relations with the People's Republic. A suspected spy close to the royal family is now making things turbulent.
By Amelie Richter
Have an awkward conversation with your aunt or uncle at Christmas? And if so, how? Is it enough to present studies to refute half-truths? This guest article outlines seven dos and don'ts for dealing with climate skeptics in the family.
By Redaktion Table
The deal between the EU and Switzerland on a new basis for the bilateral relationship is within reach. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen wants to announce the political agreement with Federal President Viola Amherd in Bern on Saturday. But an agreement has already failed once.
By Stephan Israel
The European Parliament has elected lawyer Teresa Anjinho as the new Ombudswoman. The Portuguese will take office in February. She succeeds the Irishwoman Emily O'Reilly, who has shaped the office.
By Marion Bergermann
According to initial assessments, the Green Party has the best offers for a China policy in the election campaign. The chambers of commerce generally wish for better relations.
By Manuel Liu
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas set a new course at her first Foreign Affairs Council but immediately came up against old blockades. Together with Slovakia, Hungary blocked sanctions against Georgia's pro-Russian leadership.
By Stephan Israel
In early November and mid-December, the price of electricity briefly rose sharply. However, this in no way jeopardized the supply of electricity, as the reserve power plants remained offline. The Federal Network Agency is investigating whether power plants were deliberately shut down to cause the price to rise.
By Malte Kreutzfeldt
The recent dark doldrums and record-high electricity prices overshadowed the meeting of energy ministers. Sweden even imposed a condition on Germany for the approval of an important power line. However, Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen provided more clarity on the 2040 renewables target.
By Manuel Berkel
How are the SPD, Greens and CDU/CSU positioning themselves on China in the upcoming election campaign? And what important items would they implement if they were part of the next German government? Their election manifestos contain important topics relating to foreign policy and dealing with China as an economic competitor.
By Amelie Richter
