De-risking is old news for Japan. Tokyo realized earlier than others that excessive dependence on China can also be harmful. And yet Japan also significantly benefited from China's growth.
By Redaktion Table
Thousands of Tibetans have been protesting against the construction of a dam in Sichuan since mid-February. Eyewitnesses report that the police have been brutally suppressing the protests. Over 1000 individuals have already been arrested.
By Marcel Grzanna
Satellite images reveal a new floating barrier off Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea. Apparently, China wants to keep Philippine vessels away from the disputed reef.
By Michael Radunski
The USA, the EU and the UK have imposed new sanctions to prevent Russia's supply of military hardware or equipment. This also affects companies from China. Beijing reacts outraged.
By Michael Radunski
The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung accuses the German government of a discrepancy between Berlin's China policy and local implementation.
By Tim Gabel
China's President Xi Jinping will visit Serbia this year. Xi last visited Serbia in 2016. Other European countries are also on the Chinese head of state's itinerary for this year.
By Amelie Richter
Juergen Kretz takes over from Chris Kuehn and joins the Bundestag. This is good news for the House's China expertise. Kretz learned Chinese as part of his studies and worked in Beijing for some time. His focus is now on supply chain policy.
By Redaktion Table
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
