As the head of the East Asia department at the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Andrea Hideg represents German companies in China.
By Redaktion Table
Hong Kong's leadership finally wants its own security law. The consultation paper is vaguely formulated and gives the government leeway to even target foreign critics. The city's religious freedom has never been more endangered.
By Fabian Peltsch
In collaboration with GTAI, China.Table regularly presents an evaluation of projects along the New Silk Road. In 2023, the focus of newly made investments shifted to Central and Southeast Asia. Two major investments are heading to Russia.
By Felix Lee
European manufacturers of solar modules sent a letter to the EU on Tuesday calling for emergency measures. Otherwise, domestic companies would have to close under the price pressure of Chinese imports.
By Christiane Kuehl
The Hong Kong government wants to pass its own version of Beijing's internationally criticized security law "as soon as possible." It is to include five criminal offenses, including external interference.
By Carolyn Braun
After failing to meet their targets in 2023, many Chinese provinces have scaled back their ambitions for 2024, as the challenges posed by a property crisis and a weak private sector are expected to continue throughout 2024.
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The United States has apparently successfully cracked down on Chinese hackers. According to insiders, a state-supported group is targeting critical Western infrastructure. The hacks were discovered as early as 2023.
By Redaktion Table
The third EU-Indo-Pacific meeting will take place this Friday. There will also be smaller rounds of talks between the EU and the ASEAN and – already on Thursday – with Pacific island states.
By Amelie Richter
The Chinese government's deeply anti-cyclical stance is at odds with the growing risks of deflation. At the same time, innovation is being stifled by a barrage of regulations. The country risks getting trapped in a dead end.
By Experts Table.Briefings
