In his book "China Leaks," investigative journalist Markus Frenzel examines Chinese influence operations in Germany. In an interview with Fabian Peltsch, he addresses, among other things, the accusations that he is fanning hatred against the Chinese people.
By Fabian Peltsch
In an interview with Table.Briefings and other European media, outgoing Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager warns against seeing merger control as a panacea for economic policy problems.
By Silke Wettach
The EU must not let Trump drag it into a tariff war with the USA. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce shared the warning shot.
By Manuel Liu
After the worst amok incident in years, Chinese authorities are trying to control public reactions.
By Manuel Liu
The C929 was planned as a joint project between Chinese and Russian aircraft manufacturers. Now the Russians are out, and China's state-owned company Comac has announced a first buyer for the competitor to the Airbus a350.
By Marcel Grzanna
The German Mechanical Engineering Industry Association VDMA asked its members for an assessment of the situation in China: companies expect sales growth of just 1.5 percent on average in 2024. However, the order situation has improved compared to a survey in spring.
By Amelie Richter
The German Chamber of Foreign Trade invited German and Chinese companies to Beijing for the X-Days. Although the event's primary purpose was cooperation and exchange, there were also political tensions.
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Our "View from China" column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today's article shows that China's youth are nowhere near as obedient as Beijing would like them to be. The car rampage that left dozens dead in Zhuhai is also a symptom of a society seething with unrest.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Elisa Hörhager believes that the election result in the United States can benefit Europe. In an interview with Table.Briefings, the BDI representative in China says that Beijing will have a more open ear for Europeans given the growing tensions with the US. She calls on the Chinese government to find solutions to the property crisis and introduce long-awaited structural reforms.
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