Beijing wants to use disinformation to influence elections and opinions in other countries in its favor. Taiwan is now planning to set up a global network in which false information can be exchanged at an early stage.
By Marcel Grzanna
During a visit to Canberra, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that relations with Australia were on the path to improvement.
By Fabian Peltsch
Chinese drone manufacturers are flooding the US market. A group of lawmakers sees this as a threat to national security and is calling for higher tariffs on imports.
By Marcel Grzanna
Beijing is increasingly relying on exports to offset its struggling domestic economy. The EU Chamber of Commerce emphasizes that overcapacity could become a real problem.
By Amelie Richter
German auto suppliers are being urged to abandon their cherished precision and accelerate their processes in order to remain competitive in China. The more decision-making freedom the Chinese organization possesses, the faster and more competitive it can be. For many traditional companies, this would entail a cultural shift.
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2023 data shows that the growth rate of China's domestic NEV brands is decreasing. While it remains a strong sector with high sales volume, this signals a coming shift from rapid expansion to strategic consolidation in the market.
By Experts Table.Briefings
China is planning to diversify its iron ore imports. In doing so, it is looking towards Africa in particular and investing heavily in good relations. For their part, African countries are very interested in working together.
By Andreas Sieren
In March 2014, students and activists occupied the Taiwanese parliament. They prevented the further economic integration of their home country with China – and fundamentally changed relations with Beijing.
By David Demes
Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to travel to China in May. Beijing's ambassador in Moscow even expects several personal meetings between Putin and head of state Xi Jinping in 2024.
By Redaktion Table
