China's EV market is growing rapidly. The People's Republic is facing the question of how to deal with the increasing amount of used batteries earlier than other countries. This is because old batteries are extremely harmful to the environment. The powerful Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has now held the manufacturers responsible once again and calls for more attention to recycling.
Von Frank Sieren
Chinas E-Auto-Markt wächst rasant. Früher als andere Länder steht die Volksrepublik dabei vor der Frage, wie es mit der zunehmenden Menge gebrauchter Batterien umgehen soll. Denn für die Umwelt sind die Alt-Batterien extrem schädlich. Das mächtige Ministerium für Industrie und Informationstechnologie (MIIT) hat nun die Hersteller erneut in die Pflicht genommen und fordert, größeres Augenmerk auf das Recycling zu legen.
Von Frank Sieren
Anyone who wants to understand today's China must understand Deng Xiaoping. The gap between rich and poor, how a communist party can remain in force in one of the most capitalist countries in the world, the crisis of values in society – all this is related to him.
Von Felix Lee
According to a joint study by the research institute Merics and the Rhodium Group, mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies in the EU continue to decline. This is partly because of the Chinese state. Foreign acquisitions are no longer as desirable as they were five years ago. But EU countries, for their part, are also increasingly wary and call for closer scrutiny of deals. The political climate is doing its bit to scare off investors.
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