Unemployment among young people is one of the biggest economic problems in the People's Republic. It rose to its highest level in July since the beginning of the year.
By Felix Lee
Due to potential airbag issues, BMW and its joint ventures must recall 1.36 million vehicles.
By Felix Lee
Wang Weidong, one of the country's leading anti-corruption officials, is tasked with disciplining the country's 66 trillion dollar financial industry.
By Jörn Petring
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the highest alert level due to the spread of the mpox virus in Africa. China intends to test people and imported goods for the virus.
By Felix Lee
Mercedes has been manufacturing its vehicles in China for nearly two decades in partnership with state-owned BAIC. However, Huawei has now launched an impressive luxury EV that rivals Mercedes.
By Jörn Petring
Debates about Social Credit Systems are more critical in China than many people in the West realize. Marianne von Blomberg, an expert in Chinese law, even sees parts of the Social Credit System as a kind of pioneer model. Such a monitoring system is not unthinkable in Europe either.
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Germany's weak growth is more persistent than expected. Its economy contracted in the second quarter due to the continuing dependence on China, which also experienced weaker growth.
By Felix Lee
Our "China Perspective" column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today's article looks at the country's recurring scandals and why Beijing cannot solve them despite lofty promises.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Most people knew him as a BASF lobbyist: Joerg Wuttke is now a consultant in the USA.
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