Declining birth rates are forcing Chinese cities to introduce political reforms. Many cities now allow new arrivals to register officially as long as they buy a house. Foreign adoptions have also recently been banned.
By Angela Köckritz
In recent years, the Chinese central government has taken increasingly hierarchical decisions – to the detriment of the economy. It is imperative that it abandons rash policy changes.
By Marcel Grzanna
The Chinese government remains silent on the military cooperation between its neighbors Russia and North Korea. Yet this not only reduces its strategic advantages, but also increases the danger in its own backyard. However, a closer look reveals signs of disapproval.
By Redaktion Table
China is aiming for a global leadership role in politics, AI, the green transition and the international financial system. Three authors from the European Council on Foreign Relations have examined the ideas and considerations that guide the country under party leader Xi Jinping. In an interview with Table.Briefings, Alicja Bachulska talks about the Chinese Communist Party's vision for the future.
By Angela Köckritz
The USA wants to sell Taiwan three National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems (NASAMS) that have been battle-tested in Ukraine – a novelty. Beijing has now responded with renewed "combat patrols" near the island.
By Manuel Liu
Shortly before the punitive tariffs on electric cars come into force, the Chinese side expressed its dissatisfaction with the negotiations. It leaked details of the negotiations on minimum prices via the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
By Amelie Richter
In September, profits in China's key industrial sectors slumped again. Official data shows the sharpest decline of the year so far. Growth from January to September also left much to be desired.
By Manuel Liu
One thing still holds true for China: Mao forever. A new chronicle of the state founder features hundreds of anecdotes, many still unknown to the public, and a record-breaking 4,300 notes by CP historians. A treasure trove for China researchers of all stripes. Johnny Erling has browsed through the more than 5,000 pages.
By Manuel Liu
Nuclear fusion could one day provide limitless, affordable energy. It's no surprise that research is in full swing all over the world. A start-up from Shanghai is currently attracting a lot of attention.
By Jörn Petring
