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News | Xpeng

Air show accident: Two XPeng air cabs collide

Two XPeng air cabs collided during a rehearsal for the Changchun Air Show on Tuesday. As a result, Xpeng Aeroht, which claims to be "Asia's largest flying car company," could be massively set back in its expansion plans.

By Fabian Peltsch

Opinion | Raw materials

Opinion: How Europe should deal with dependence on rare earths

Europe is almost completely dependent on China for rare earths. New export controls are exacerbating supply bottlenecks, especially for SMEs. To secure supplies, the risks need to be actively managed along the entire supply chain.

By Benedikt Herles

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By Redaktion Table

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Feature | Technology

Tech stack: This is how Chinese our technological infrastructure is

Chinese involvement in German networks, cloud services and connected vehicles could jeopardize national security and competitiveness. A new report by the German Marshall Fund recommends clear guidelines for investment and building a resilient technology ecosystem.

By Amelie Richter

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By Redaktion Table

News | Trade

Antitrust law: China accuses Nvidia of violation

Nvidia is alleged to have violated Chinese antitrust law. This was reported by China's market supervisory authority. The investigations are probably also a retaliation against American export controls.

By Redaktion Table

Feature | Geopolitics

Diplomacy: Phase of reflection

The Chinese and Americans are using the month of September for lively exchanges at the highest level. Ministers talk here and there, Xi and Trump will speak on the phone on Friday. However, risks cannot be discussed away in a hurry.

By Marcel Grzanna

News | Economic policy

Economy: Statistics office spreads optimism

Industrial production and retail sales in China are slowing down, in some cases more than they have for nine months. Nevertheless, the statistics office is spreading optimism.

By Redaktion Table