Flooding: Over 30 dead after heavy rain in Beijing
Beijing received as much rain in a few days as it normally does in a year. The north of the city was particularly hard hit.
By Emily Kossak
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Beijing received as much rain in a few days as it normally does in a year. The north of the city was particularly hard hit.
By Emily Kossak
Secretly taken photos and videos of Chinese women in private situations have been shared with hundreds of thousands of users via Telegram. The case has sparked outrage on China's social media.
By Emily Kossak
The International Monetary Fund has raised its forecast for global economic growth. One reason for this is a more optimistic assessment of China.
By Manuel Liu
Scandals rock China's military. Is there more behind the generals' downfall than just corruption? A military newspaper points out disturbing parallels to initiatives taken in preparation for “decisive wars”.
By Andreas Landwehr
Both the EU and China have negotiated tariffs with Trump. But Chinese government representatives have taken a different approach than the EU Commission. This is not only evident in the results.
By Jörn Petring and 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
China's former Minister of Justice has been convicted of corruption. During his time in office, three of his superiors have already been arrested for disciplinary violations.
By Emily Kossak
The presentation of certificates to Taiwanese athletes at the Universiade in Germany was disrupted by two suspected Chinese individuals. The Taiwanese team is competing under the name "Chinese Taipei", just like at the Olympic Games.
By Emily Kossak
One year after the death of Wahaha founder Zong Qinghou, an inheritance dispute is shaking the image of the billion-dollar beverage company. At the heart of the matter are Zong's children – and questions about opaque capital flows within the Wahaha group.
By Blanka Xia