An editorial in the Chinese financial magazine Caixin published in December came across as a manifesto by the intellectual elite against the policies of the Beijing leadership. The leadership reacted swiftly and banned its distribution. However, our author still managed to get hold of an issue.
By Fabian Peltsch
Last year, China increased aid for regional banks and issued earmarked bonds worth a record 28 billion euros to stabilize small lenders in the real estate crisis.
By Redaktion Table
In a guest article in the British Economist, Taiwanese Foreign Minister Joseph Wu accuses China of interfering in the upcoming presidential elections. Wu announces that he will publish details of election manipulation after the vote.
By Carolyn Braun
With the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of tourists from the People's Republic of China in France has declined sharply. This is now supposed to change: Thanks to new visa offices and lower fees.
By Carolyn Braun
The President of the German Automobile Association, Hildegard Müller, criticizes "protectionist efforts in Brussels" in an interview with Table.Media. Punitive tariffs for electric cars could trigger a negative spiral.
By Redaktion Table
The TPP candidate for the vice president's office comes from one of the country's richest business families. She has little political experience and has hardly taken a position on key issues such as Taiwan's relationship with China.
By Redaktion Table
Shortly before Christmas, shares of Tencent and other online games companies plummeted. This was due to the unexpected introduction of stricter regulations. However, after the sell-off on the stock exchange, Beijing has now changed course.
By Jörn Petring
The situation in the South China Sea intensifies. The USA plans to rebuild a military base, and the Philippines is upgrading its military infrastructure. China warns of a serious miscalculation and carries out patrols.
By Michael Radunski
China is hoping for an economic upswing in the upcoming Year of the Dragon. Forecasts from experts suggest that China's economy will be many times larger in 2030 than it is now. However, the assessment of growth potential is based on deeply flawed predictions.
By Redaktion Table
