For a long time, not only were German cars, but also German law, considered top exports. Now, Chinese law is increasingly following its own path. China aims to become an exporter of law.
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As a result of an excessive construction boom, there are ten million unfinished apartments across China. To mitigate the crisis, the government is now reportedly considering purchasing unsold properties.
By Felix Lee
In protest against Chinese territorial claims, a fleet of around 100 boats carrying Filipino activists and fishermen has set off into the South China Sea.
By Felix Lee
Chinese online retailers like Temu and Shein are popular in Europe. However, they often circumvent customs regulations. Will the flood of packages from cross-border e-commerce become the next major trade issue with Beijing?
By Amelie Richter
During his visit to China, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have much to discuss. It’s about becoming more resilient against Western sanctions. Customs data shows the extent to which China supports Russia’s war machine in Ukraine.
By Michael Radunski
While still lagging behind the US in AI research, China has a unique advantage in AI commercialization: widely available high-quality data. In medical AI, interconnected public hospital networks and less stringent privacy regulations enabled commercialization ahead of US and EU markets.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Vladimir Putin's state visit to China is planned for Thursday and Friday this week. In addition to meetings with Xi, Putin is expected to meet with Premier Li Qiang and visit the city of Harbin.
By Carolyn Braun
For the fourth time in its history, Beijing is issuing a long-term special bond. Analysts expect it to have a significant effect on growth – especially as the Communist Party has announced further long-term government bonds.
By Jörn Petring
