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Table of Contents - Edition 1289 from March 19th, 2026
- Ammonia: How Germany is positioning itself for Asia’s energy transition
- Time.Table: Upcoming events
- German parliament: China commission meets for the first time
- Vulnerable trade routes: COSCO aims to expand its global port network
- US intelligence: No Chinese move to seize Taiwan by force before 2027
- Iran war: Beijing wants to work with Southeast Asia to tackle energy bottlenecks
- Online retail: Shein avoids a ban in France
- Must Reads: Germany is becoming less attractive to Chinese employers
- Table.Documents: Current China studies
- China Perspective: How Chinese companies navigate in the dark
- Executive Moves: India appoints a new ambassador to China
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