The risk of Western companies becoming entangled in the forced labor system is growing. This is because more and more Uyghurs are also deployed outside Xinjiang. Volkswagen provides a prime example of how reality can catch up with a company's public image.
By Marcel Grzanna
Michael Radunski spoke with the well-connected political scientist Ian Bremmer about what lies behind the new harmony between China and the USA – and what role Germany can play in it.
By Michael Radunski
He was the wealthiest person in China in the 2000s and 2010s: Zong Qinghou, the billionaire founder of drinks manufacturer Wahaha, has passed away.
By Felix Lee
Taiwanese chip giant TSMC is expanding in Japan and plans a second high-tech chip plant. Toyota and Sony are involved in this significant investment.
By Felix Lee
Branko Ivankovic is set to prepare the Chinese for the qualifying matches for the World Cup.
By Felix Lee
A ship from Chinese EV manufacturer BYD will arrive in Germany for the first time. It is likely to be just a first taste. China's shipyards can hardly keep up with orders for car freighters.
By Jörn Petring
Private IT companies hack into domestic and foreign computers on behalf of the police. This has been revealed by a leak of internal files. What is particularly astonishing is the simplicity with which the cyberattacks are commissioned.
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While Wang Yi spoke inside, Uyghur representative Dolkun Isa had to stay outside. He was only allowed to enter the conference venue once China's foreign minister had left. A German MP does not believe it was a coincidence.
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