Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi branded Israel's attack on Iran an "unacceptable" violation of international law and called on both countries to de-escalate.
By Ning Wang
The "manifesto" of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) peace circles not only calls for a policy of appeasement towards Russia. But also towards China. This contradicts the goals of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, but also those of the SPD defense minister and other Social Democrats.
By Angela Köckritz
Johannes Volkmann has been a member of the Bundestag for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) since this year. In this Table.Briefings interview: Helmut Kohl's 28-year-old grandson, who studied in Beijing and Shanghai, discusses his vision for a new China policy.
By Leonardo Pape
Initial data on trade diversion from China and other countries paints a mixed picture. Imports of Chinese industrial robots are rising especially sharply.
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Three Germans allegedly passed on military technology to the Chinese intelligence service MSS. At the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court, one defendant explained why he would never have considered his Chinese contact person to be a spy.
By Manuel Liu
Thanks to an amendment to the coalition agreement, Chinese technology could continue to be installed in German wind turbines and solar installations. However, experts warn of an increased safety risk.
By Redaktion Table
To reduce dependence on China for rare earths, the European Commission has presented new raw materials projects outside Europe. EU Commission Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič warned of a worrying situation in the European automotive and industrial sectors.
By Amelie Richter
The new German government wants to take a firmer stance in its dealings with China – and that’s long overdue. But a parliamentary expert commission alone won’t cut it. What’s needed are confidential analyses, smart incentives for companies and clear responses to unfair competition.
By Amelie Richter
The number of approvals for new coal-fired power plants in the People's Republic remained relatively low in the first quarter. Greenpeace is confident that the carbon emissions in the energy sector are about to reach their peak.
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The USA and China had only just agreed on a temporary truce in the tariff dispute in Geneva. However, instead of engaging in serious negotiations, both sides prefer to flex their muscles. Washington is particularly provocative.
By Jörn Petring
