China (English)

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By Fabian Peltsch

Trade: Aiwanger wants to expand business relations with China

Despite the growing tensions between the Chinese leadership and the EU, the Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs wants to strengthen cooperation with China. China is the ideal trading partner for Bavarian industry, explains the leader of the Free Voters party.

By Angela Köckritz

North Korea: How 3,000 soldiers massively raise the threat potential in East Asia

The Chinese government remains silent on the military cooperation between its neighbors Russia and North Korea. Yet this not only reduces its strategic advantages, but also increases the danger in its own backyard. However, a closer look reveals signs of disapproval.

By Redaktion Table

EU additional tariffs: Chamber of Commerce criticizes negotiations

Shortly before the punitive tariffs on electric cars come into force, the Chinese side expressed its dissatisfaction with the negotiations. It leaked details of the negotiations on minimum prices via the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.

By Amelie Richter

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Industry: What new data reveals about China's downturn

In September, profits in China's key industrial sectors slumped again. Official data shows the sharpest decline of the year so far. Growth from January to September also left much to be desired.

By Manuel Changming Liu

NASAMS air defense missiles: How China reacts to a new arms package for Taiwan

The USA wants to sell Taiwan three National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS) that have been battle-tested in Ukraine – a novelty. Beijing has now responded with renewed "combat patrols" near the island.

By Manuel Changming Liu

Reading beneath the lines: What a new Mao biography reveals about his legacy

One thing still holds true for China: Mao forever. A new chronicle of the state founder features hundreds of anecdotes, many still unknown to the public, and a record-breaking 4,300 notes by CP historians. A treasure trove for China researchers of all stripes. Johnny Erling has browsed through the more than 5,000 pages.

By Manuel Changming Liu

Limitless energy: Why China catches up in nuclear fusion research

Nuclear fusion could one day provide limitless, affordable energy. It's no surprise that research is in full swing all over the world. A start-up from Shanghai is currently attracting a lot of attention.

By Jörn Petring

Study: Who is particularly at risk for depression in China

There is little research into depression in China and mental health problems are highly stigmatized. A new study reveals surprising results about which social group is most at risk.

By Manuel Changming Liu