The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus may be on the verge of landing a major order from China, after years of restraint by the country in placing large aircraft deals.
By
Amid growing geopolitical tensions between Washington and Beijing, European industries are increasingly coming under pressure. Rare earths are becoming strategic weapons – Bosch, BMW and industry associations are sounding the alarm. Brussels is responding with multi-billion-euro countermeasures, but experts warn: Germany is flying blind.
By
The threatened visa restrictions are creating deep uncertainty for Chinese students in the US. Within China, a US education is no longer seen as an essential component of elite formation. Yet many young Chinese still seek to study abroad – including in Germany.
By Leonardo Pape
South Korea has voted: Lee Jae-myung becomes the country's new president. He focuses on stabilizing relations with China and a pragmatic foreign policy. The close alliance with the United States remains central – but not exclusive.
By Amelie Richter
China's export restrictions have become a challenge for German car manufacturers. The German Automotive Association calls for the issue to be raised "emphatically" with the government in Beijing.
By Emily Kossak
Two Japanese citizens have been murdered in Dalian. A Chinese suspect has been arrested. There have been several attacks on Japanese citizens in China in the past year.
By Emily Kossak
Rolf Mützenich takes over as the main rapporteur for China policy at the German Social Democratic Party (SPD), while Metin Hakverdi remains as deputy rapporteur.
By Fabian Peltsch
Wu'er Kaixi played a leading role in the Tiananmen Square protests 36 years ago. In this Table.Briefings interview, he explains how his memory has changed, why he unsuccessfully tried to surrender four times and what hopes he has for the younger generation.
By Angela Köckritz
Spurred on by the success of electromobility, Huawei is emerging as a genuine top dog among automotive suppliers. The tech giant's software is an important selling point in China. Even for German manufacturers.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The surprising dismissal of Zheng Yanxiong, China's top representative in Hong Kong, is causing speculation. While Chief Executive John Lee appeases, reports suggest resentment in Beijing over a port deal with the US.
By Fabian Peltsch
