Table.Briefings Suche

EU Commission: Sanctions jeopardise Ratification of the CAI

It was already on the brink of collapse: The CAI investment agreement was supposed to symbolize greater proximity between China and Europe, but now it is becoming part of a major conflict between the trading blocs. By rejecting the agreement, Brussels is sending a signal to Beijing – and the German government, as a supporter of the agreement, is embarrassed. Meanwhile, the G7 is finding its way back to a common line in dealing with China.

Von

Huarong can service Debts

Von Ning Wang

Hafen in Darwin: Australien fürchtet um nationale Sicherheit

Von Marcel Grzanna

Semiconductors – US Commerce Department presses Taiwan to prioritize US automakers

Von Nico Beckert

Port in Darwin: Australia fears for national security

Von Marcel Grzanna

Rocket debris threatens to crash on to Earth

Von Nico Beckert

Genia Kostka

Von Redaktion Table

The Sinovac vaccine has to show what it can do

After months of puzzling the world over the true efficacy of the Sinovac product, applications to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the EMA will now bring clarity. The formal approval procedures are the acid test for the data on Sinovac's vaccine. It is not only the reputation of the Chinese pharmaceutical industry that is at stake. Non-approval would be a serious setback for the global supply of vaccines.

Von Redaktion Table

Student visa rush for the USA

Von Ning Wang

Anger and hostility – even during COVID-19

India is currently suffering more than any other country from the COVID-19 pandemic. China is offering help in this humanitarian catastrophe and wants to position itself as an alternative to the US. However, a tasteless tweet shows the state of relations between the two arch-rivals – even during COVID-19.

Von Michael Radunski