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Donald Trump will travel to China at the end of March. The president also wants to discuss nuclear weapons. Washington fears rampant Chinese armament. However, Trump does not have a strong hand.
By Andreas Landwehr
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi is taking a tougher stance toward the US and Israel. Meanwhile, oil prices in China rose overnight on Tuesday.
By Leonardo Pape
The EU is diversifying its trading partners in light of tensions with the US and China. The Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is making advances toward Brussels.
By Antonia Zimmermann
China once again has more billionaires than the US. Stock market gains and the AI boom are the main drivers behind a massive increase in the number of super-rich individuals.
By Angela Köckritz
Openclaw can collect information via services such as WeChat or WhatsApp, execute program codes, and even correct its own errors. While China's tech giants celebrate the AI assistant, Beijing warns of security vulnerabilities.
By Ning Wang
Electric trucks are following the example of electric cars from China. With low prices and high-quality technology, they are pushing their way onto the European market. Sales are set to begin before the end of this year.
By Ning Wang
Instead of becoming more “Chinese,” the EU should focus on its strengths. Which strategies are important and in which areas competition needs to be accelerated.
By Sandra Detzer
As chair of ASEAN, the Philippines is striking a more confident tone toward China. However, the country is avoiding a course of complete confrontation. China's foreign minister nevertheless sent a veiled warning to Manila.
By Leonardo Pape
The EU is struggling to respond to China’s industrial overcapacity – but its own political system is slowing it down. What’s the best-case scenario for the bloc, and what’s the worst-case scenario?
By Alicia Garcia-Herrero