Tariffs: China takes action against plastic imports.
China will slap high tariffs on key plastics to combat price dumping. Alongside the USA, the EU, Japan and Taiwan are also affected.
By Ning Wang
China will slap high tariffs on key plastics to combat price dumping. Alongside the USA, the EU, Japan and Taiwan are also affected.
By Ning Wang
In an attempt to curb the effects of China's declining birth rate, Beijing relies on less bureaucracy for marriages. Previous campaigns have had little impact so far.
By Ning Wang
In an internal video leaked on Friday, Lei Jun reacted for the first time to the fatal SU7 accident that claimed the lives of three people in March. In the video, he vowed to make Xiaomi's cars the safest in their class.
By Manuel Changming Liu
For years, German companies and politicians believed Chinese competition could not harm Germany. But now the pressure on Europe's core industries is growing. Why Germany has long felt a false sense of security and what needs to happen now.
By Angela Köckritz
Our China Perspective column is written by authors from the People's Republic. China attempts to de-escalate the conflict between India and Pakistan. But gloating and stereotypes against India erupt on social media.
By Redaktion Table
The smartphone market is highly competitive, especially in China. Xiaomi has now announced a processor developed in-house.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Germany loses relevance as a business hub. According to an EY study, the involvement of US companies is rapidly declining, making China the biggest investor.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Vilnius now openly says that cooperation with Taiwan has fallen far short of expectations. In an interview with Table.Briefings, former Foreign Minister Landsbergis believes in the power of money.
By David Demes
The USA and China continue their trade talks on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) conference. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce sharply criticized the latest round of US semiconductor export controls.
By Leonardo Pape
China continues its charm offensive with a visa-free regime for five Latin American countries. Meanwhile, the governor of the Chinese central bank called for Latin American sovereign bonds to be issued on the Chinese financial market.
By Leonardo Pape