Trump's return to the White House is causing uncertainty in Taiwan. However, some voices also see an opportunity in his transactional understanding of international relations. Meanwhile, the Philippines are hoping for greater US involvement in the South China Sea.
By David Demes
The next US president has the power to break off relations with China on a whim. Since his last term in office, the executive has gained more power over foreign policy. Ironically, this makes the US more and more like its rival.
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An American man reportedly offered himself as an agent for China. Before his arrest on Thursday, he worked for the US military in Germany.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Audi presented its Audi E concept show car in Shanghai. But instead of the four rings, the brand name appears in capital letters on the front.
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Researchers concluded in a recent study that the deaths caused by heatwaves in China rose well above the historical average last year. The heat also has economic consequences.
By Manuel Changming Liu
China and Malaysia aim to strengthen cooperation, particularly in the tech sector. Meanwhile, Beijing has announced visa facilitation for Southeast Asian countries.
By Amelie Richter
Donald Trump's future cabinet could include familiar faces for Beijing. Mike Pompeo and Robert Lighthizer have already left their mark on US-China policy. But there are also newcomers who aim to take a tougher line on the People's Republic.
By Amelie Richter
Ten years before Chancellor Scholz made history by coining the term "Zeitenwende," Beijing was already talking about a similar concept. This has been on everyone's lips ever since a faux pas between Xi and Putin. In his column, Johnny Erling explains why.
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