The US and China want to prevent misunderstandings in the waters around the People's Republic by ensuring constant communication with each other. The overall aim is to prevent an unwanted escalation.
By Redaktion Table
China's real estate market continues to struggle. On May 17, the People's Bank of China launched four policies to address the property market’s decline. However, the potential for these policies to have a significant impact is limited.
By Experts Table.Briefings
China's carbon emissions fell surprisingly in March. This increases the likelihood that the People's Republic may have already reached the emissions peak.
By Christiane Kuehl
Taiwan's opposition-controlled parliament passed a reform package on Tuesday that will curtail the power of the new President, Lai Ching-te. Thousands took to the streets to protest against the resolutions.
By Christiane Kuehl
A few days before the 35th anniversary of the suppression of the democracy movement on Tiananmen Square, Hong Kong police arrested six people for posting "messages with seditious intent."
By Felix Lee
Within just a few days, China's leadership has launched three billion-dollar aid programs. This shows that Beijing wants to spend a lot of money on economic stimulus after all. Above all, the chip industry can look forward to capital for investment.
By Jörn Petring
Taiwan will not be allowed to attend the annual meeting of the World Health Organization. The island's government did not receive an invitation on Monday. Yet Taiwan's cooperation would be particularly important for the prevention of pandemics.
By Michael Radunski
China is increasing spending on the development of its chip industry. To this end, Beijing is launching another multi-billion investment fund, to which the Ministry of Finance is contributing large sums of money.
By Redaktion Table
China's highest security official Chen Wenqing has called for a "normalization" of the fight against terrorism in Xinjiang. Many experts now see Xinjiang as the epitome of state-organized forced labor in China.
By Michael Radunski
