Rapid reactions from the Commission are important when implementing the Digital Markets Act, says Andreas Schwab (CDU). The DMA's rapporteur for the European Parliament assumes that the Act will also have an impact in the USA.
By Corinna Visser
Multinational tech companies have become involuntary players in the global cyberwar. A potential TikTok ban in the United States is an example of the risk of being caught in the geostrategic crossfire. This is why the company is playing its ace up its sleeve: freedom of expression.
By Marcel Grzanna
Under its party and state leader, Xi Jinping, China has set out to openly challenge Western democracies. Grégoire Roos from the BMW Foundation Herbert Quandt explains: „The problem is not China, but the West itself.“
By Michael Radunski
A dispute between China and Vietnam looms in the Gulf of Tonkin. Beijing has drawn new baselines far from the coast. Vietnam criticizes this move.
By Michael Radunski
After the explosion in a house near Beijing, the police prevented a CCTV crew from reporting live. The attack on loyal Party colleagues sparked criticism.
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After CATL, Great Wall Motor now wants to build a plant in the EU country. This could tie Hungary even closer to Beijing.
By Amelie Richter
China criticizes the US crackdown on TikTok. A US bill could force TikTok's parent company ByteDance to sell the app.
By Michael Radunski
The Adventures of Tintin are very popular in China. But the turbulent history of the book Tintin in Tibet also tells a lot about China's leadership and its fight for concepts and interpretative sovereignty.
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Daniel Kirchert predicts that Chinese car brands will secure a fifth of the German car market by 2030. He also shows two ways in which German companies can save their business, apart from partnerships.
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