A delegation from the External Action Service wants to get a picture of the situation in Tibet. The EU representatives also plan to ask unpleasant questions at the human rights dialogue.
By
TikTok is not fundamentally different from other social networks – but it comes from China, which is why extra vigilance is needed, says Peter Schaar.
By Fabian Peltsch
The German Economy Minister is considering pausing the German Supply Chain Act for two years – until the stricter EU rules come into effect across Europe. The aim is to reduce bureaucracy.
By
In the newly elected EU Parliament, there will once again be a China delegation. Overall, however, the expertise on China is rather lacking.
By Amelie Richter
The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that the global target of tripling renewable energies is likely to be missed. Expansion must be accelerated in almost all regions worldwide. The IEA proposes that specific targets be included in national UN climate plans.
By Carolyn Braun
In view of the renewed debate about the combustion engine phase-out, the organization Transport and Environment (T E) is calling for politicians to make a clear commitment to end the use of gasoline and diesel cars. China and the USA have long since made up their minds.
By Felix Lee
Even though playing and toys are now largely depoliticized, Barbie is not very popular in China. Parents in the People's Republic want their daughters to learn and not be busy with make-up tips or other nonsense – a brief cultural history.
By
Hungary attracted more Chinese investment last year than Germany, France, and the UK combined. The investments were primarily in electromobility.
By Redaktion Table
The European Commission will likely announce the tariffs on Chinese EVs the day after the EU elections. Beijing's attempts to avert them seem to have failed. Is a new trade war imminent?
By Amelie Richter
