Under Xi Jinping, the rules for traveling abroad are becoming ever stricter. Now, even employees such as teachers and doctors who do not have access to sensitive data are affected.
By Ning Wang
Declining sales, massive layoffs, and billions in debt: Even though ZF now only has a “speculative” rating, the company wants to turn things around in highly competitive China, of all places. This has led to criticism from the supervisory board.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Our China Perspective column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Although communism sees religion as spiritual opium, Buddhism has experienced a revival in China. However, how the financial inflows are distributed has always been a point of contention.
By Redaktion Table
Both sides appeared united during the presentation of the takeover plans. The plans are expected to be reviewed by antitrust watchdogs.
By Manuel Liu
At least 60 people have died in northern China within a week due to flooding. Among the dead were 31 people in a nursing home in the district of Miyun in northern Beijing.
By Leonardo Pape
China's internet regulatory authority has expressed security concerns about the H20 chip manufactured by US company Nvidia. The authority is concerned that Chinese users' data and personal rights could be compromised.
By Ning Wang
The first half of the year saw some exciting new books about China hit the market. Our editorial team read, discussed, and selected them intensively. Find out which ones we recommend and which ones you might want to skip.
By Redaktion Table
Despite fierce criticism from Europe and the USA, a Serbian special forces unit has carried out joint military training with a Chinese brigade.
By Julia Fiedler
Trade was a major point of discussion during the EU–China Summit. Despite EU concerns over China’s trade surplus and deepening ties with Russia, the summit yielded no substantial progress.
By Experts Table.Briefings
