It is becoming increasingly difficult for companies, institutions and scientists to obtain data from and about China. According to a recent Merics study, the Chinese government systematically restricts online access to information.
By Felix Lee
The dispute at Berlin-based AI start-up Nyonic is bad news for Europe's efforts to build up AI expertise. The focus on China also ultimately led to the departure of four of the five founders.
By Carolyn Braun
Among foreign journalists, an "invitation to have a tea" is synonymous with an interrogation method used by state security. Now, the term "having tea" is officially entering the vocabulary.
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Today marks the start of the Munich Security Conference. Europe looks primarily to Ukraine and the Middle East. But tensions are also rising in Asia. Defense spending is rising to record levels – and threatens to become a cost trap.
By Michael Radunski
The vice president of Longi predicts that cutting out Chinese suppliers in the EU will cost jobs and delay the green transition.
By Carolyn Braun
China is rapidly constructing energy storage facilities, albeit primarily due to government mandates rather than economic incentives. These storage facilities are urgently needed to efficiently utilize the capacities of renewable energies.
By Christiane Kuehl
The Chinese EV manufacturer BYD is considering building a plant in Mexico. This could provide a pathway to the US market, bypassing high tariffs. Chinese suppliers are also flocking to the Central American country.
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Despite de-risking efforts: According to a study by the German Economic Institute, German direct investments in China have reached a record level. The increase is financed by profits generated in the People's Republic.
By Redaktion Table
Following the death of two Chinese nationals in a boat accident during a pursuit by the Taiwanese coast guard, Beijing has leveled harsh accusations against Taiwan.
By Felix Lee
