China met its growth target in 2025. But to secure future growth, infrastructure investment will need to be ramped up significantly.
By Yu Yongding
Reusable launch systems and tightly integrated satellite networks are China's goals for 2030. To achieve its growing ambitions in space, the cost of rocket launches must be drastically reduced.
By Jörn Petring
Disputes are on the rise in China. To ease the burden on the courts, the new “Commercial Mediation Law” will take effect on May 1. German lawyers will then also be allowed to mediate in China. In this interview, lawyer Ralph Koppitz explains why he thinks this is a good idea.
By Julia Fiedler
To avoid US tariffs, Japan plans to invest USD 550 billion in the United States. Prime Minister Takaichi's trip to Washington suggests that Tokyo intends to stick to that commitment.
By Marcel Grzanna
India's peak electricity demand will reach approximately 459 GW in 2036. Although India is investing in renewable energy, a structural problem remains regarding its availability.
By Marcel Grzanna
South Korea is heavily dependent on energy imports. Because shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have been disrupted, Seoul has announced alternatives to ensure a steady supply.
By Marcel Grzanna
The World Trade Organization is at a turning point. The EU has called for a re-evaluation of the most-favored-nation principle.
By Ning Wang
The Chinese startup Unitree Robotics plans to go public on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The timing of the IPO is strategically well-chosen.
By Ning Wang
