NATO spends millions on research and science and is increasingly concerned about information outflow to China. A new science strategy is intended to tackle the problem.
By Marcel Grzanna
China announces provisional anti-dumping duties on cognac – yet another turn of the screw in the ongoing customs dispute between Brussels and Beijing. Other possible steps should alert Berlin in particular.
By Amelie Richter
The EU's Global Gateway infrastructure initiative has a marketing problem: On the one hand, it is supposed to appear as a self-confident alternative to China's new Silk Road - on the other hand, it should not give the impression that competition with the People's Republic is the main driver. What this means for the EU's endeavors in Africa.
By Amelie Richter
For the first time since 1980, the People's Liberation Army has fired an intercontinental ballistic missile over the Pacific. The weapons test raises some worrying questions.
By Redaktion Table
When it comes to the use of reusable rockets, SpaceX, the space company owned by US billionaire Elon Musk, is the undisputed market leader. However, Chinese companies want to overtake it, just as they did with electric cars.
By Jörn Petring
Beijing announces an anti-subsidy investigation into certain dairy products. France in particular would be hit hard by possible punitive tariffs. German producers are also concerned.
By Amelie Richter
Ukraine urgently needs more ammunition. This is why new ammunition factories are to be built in Europe. However, the country is dependent on China for the necessary raw materials. The German government will now have to cancel several projects with China.
By Michael Radunski
The Philippines, South Korea, Hawaii – Defense Minister Pistorius is making important gestures in the Indo-Pacific. By doing so, he is sending a signal to China – and, not least, living up to the country's own China strategy.
By Michael Radunski
US Secretary of State Blinken and Secretary of Defense Austin are deepening America's alliances in the Indo-Pacific. They intend to establish joint military structures with Japan, while Quad plans new initiatives. And it's all about China.
By Michael Radunski
At the NATO summit in Washington, it is clear that the alliance is increasingly focusing on Asia. This shift has drawn criticism and rejection from China. However, Beijing is also moving closer to NATO borders, contributing to mutual mistrust on both sides, which is dangerous.
By Michael Radunski
