China and the Philippines had actually agreed not to let the dispute over territorial claims in the South China Sea escalate any further. However, things are now coming to a head again.
By Felix Lee
The ongoing price war is affecting not only car companies in China but also their dealers. More than half of them reported losses for the first half of the year.
By Christiane Kuehl
China's leadership is outraged by the US's latest export restrictions imposed on 42 other Chinese companies – and has announced retaliatory measures.
By Felix Lee
The Chinese leadership and the regime in Belarus are moving closer together. While Ukraine was the primary partner in the region for a long time, Beijing is now increasingly turning to the dictator in Minsk.
By Felix Lee
In May, the EU Parliament had to admit to a massive data leak on its recruitment platform. Data protection activists are now lodging a complaint with the European Data Protection Supervisor on behalf of those affected.
By Corinna Visser
Floods, storms, extreme heat: Climate change could pose a threat to many UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The most endangered sites include several locations in Germany and the rest of Europe.
By Manuel Berkel
According to a study, only 63 out of 1,500 political climate action measures have been successful on a large scale over the past 20 years. The success cases have something in common.
By Lukas Knigge
The Flemish right-wing populist Bart De Wever has not yet succeeded in forming a federal government in Belgium. The sticking point: tax policy.
By Eric Bonse
Luxembourg's government nominates EPP MEP Christophe Hansen for the second Von der Leyen Commission. The Social Democrats criticize the fact that their lead candidate Nicolas Schmit has been left empty-handed.
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Over 30 years after the brutal suppression of the democracy protests in China, a former dissident is suspected of spying on other dissidents. Now he has been charged.
By Felix Lee
