New Chinese military maneuvers are expected on Thursday to disturb Taiwan's National Day. The USA and others have long been playing out the worst-case scenario, which could turn the Taiwan Strait into a "hellscape".
By Angela Köckritz
Viktor Orbán wants to make Hungary's economy fit for the future with Chinese investments in battery and electric vehicle production. It is currently in crisis, but the plan could work out in the long term.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Hong Kong law enforcement authorities request that the provider of the content management program WordPress remove an opposition website. They cite their Security Law.
By Marcel Grzanna
Wu Bangguo was once the second most powerful political cadre in China and, early on, propagated the incorporation of Taiwan through "non-peaceful" means. He passed away on Tuesday at the age of 83.
By Fabian Peltsch
After calling head of state Xi Jinping a clown, real estate entrepreneur Ren Zhiqiang ended up in prison. Now, his daughter is pleading for his release – because of his poor health.
By Manuel Liu
While Tesla still dominates the European market, followed by German automakers, Chinese brands are gaining popularity. Increases in production capacity and investments in shipping capabilities show that these companies are targeting overseas markets.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Right before the national holidays, Beijing resorted to a stimulus remedy in an attempt to boost the economy. Initial figures from key sectors could give economic planners a sigh of relief.
By Manuel Liu
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
China's economic stimulus program disappoints analysts and investors. The stoked optimism has quickly faded. However, despite the absence of important measures to boost consumption for the time being, the economy could benefit in the coming year.
By Jörn Petring
