Despite sanctions, tens of thousands of new cars are being exported to Russia, mostly from China. German manufacturers are also affected by these gray market transactions.
By Redaktion Table
French authorities already took action against illegal products on the platform last year. The Commission is now investigating whether Shein systematically disregards risks and uses addictive design. The recommendation algorithm is also being criticized.
By Corinna Visser
Western strategies underestimate China's industrial strength. The real advantage lies in the enormous industrial density, regional clusters, and special financing models – not in state subsidies.
By Robin Rivaton
Researcher Rasmus Bertelsen observes growing mistrust of China in the Arctic. He emphasizes that Chinese participation in research should be expected given the size of the country and warns against exaggerated safety concerns.
By Fabian Peltsch
India is strengthening its military cooperation with France and at the same time is pushing ahead with its digital ambitions. At the India AI Impact Summit, the country seeks to expand its role as a global player.
By Amelie Richter
The Year-of-the-Horse New Year Gala delivers a cascade of robot and AI performances. In a show of force, China’s state broadcaster invokes technological strength and pride in “made in China.”
By Leonardo Pape and Fabian Peltsch
With billions of yuan in digital cash giveaways, Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance are launching a fresh subsidy war for Lunar New Year – even as Beijing has spent months insisting it wants to curb destructive price wars.
By Jörn Petring and Marcel Grzanna
The Indonesian government wants to force operators of oil and gas fields to start production promptly. Jakarta is hoping for higher revenues from exports and taxes.
By Marcel Grzanna
TikTok parent company ByteDance is bowing to pressure from Hollywood. Going forward, it says it will no longer use characters from the entertainment group in its AI-generated videos.
By Leonardo Pape
