China is gradually ramping up its domestic carbon market. Both the trading volume and trading price of Chinese Emission Allowances (CEAs) grew significantly in 2023, despite a very significant remaining price gap in comparison to the price in the EU.
By Experts Table.Briefings
Beijing wants to make it easier for foreigners to make payments within China. US citizens should also be able to apply for tourist visas more easily. The country is trying with all its might to revive the collapsed tourism industry.
By Redaktion Table
The government of the Netherlands has withdrawn ASML's license to export several machines to China – partly under pressure from the United States. The Hague's export ban would have otherwise come into force later.
By Redaktion Table
China has announced a new state-owned company specifically to accelerate the development of nuclear fusion. In addition, a consortium of 25 state-owned companies is to drive the technology forward.
By Redaktion Table
After January 3, no more election polls are allowed to be published in Taiwan. Vice President William Lai continues to lead in the last polls ten days before the presidential election.
By Redaktion Table
China's market leader, BYD from Shenzhen, sold more electric cars worldwide than any other car manufacturer for the first time in the past quarter. BYD thus overtook the previous leader Tesla from the US.
By Christiane Kuehl
Western governments lure the world's leading semiconductor manufacturer TSMC out of Taiwan by offering large subsidies. In this interview, Taiwanese economist Kristy Hsu explains why it makes sense for the local semiconductor industry to diversify.
By Felix Lee
China urgently must decarbonize its economy to achieve the climate targets it has set for itself. The political course has been set. But it remains to be seen whether companies will be able to keep pace. German companies could benefit.
By Christian Domke Seidel
President Xi Jinping presented himself confident at the start of the new year. His speech included internal and external warnings – and increased the pressure on Taiwan ahead of the election.
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