During an official state visit to Mongolia, Federal President Steinmeier signed a strategic partnership between Germany and the democratic country – and sent a signal to Mongolia's neighbors China and Russia.
By Michael Radunski
In Chinese culture, the approaching Year of the Dragon is considered a perfect time to have children. The Communist Party leadership hopes for a baby boom. However, this will not change the trend much: China's population will continue to shrink.
By Felix Lee
China aims to stabilize its foreign trade by further supporting the trade of EVs. This move is likely to cause more friction with the EU Commission.
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China has inaugurated a new research station in Antarctica. Located south of Australia and New Zealand, the station will be operational year-round. With its location, it is well positioned to gather signal information from Australia and New Zealand.
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Dutch intelligence agencies accuse China of cyber espionage. State-motivated hackers allegedly gained access to networks of the Ministry of Defense. The intelligence services also see high-tech companies like ASML at risk.
By Marcel Grzanna
The pessimistic forecasts for China's economy are only partially justified. In fact, in 2023, it performed better than expected. While achieving a growth rate of five percent won't be easy given the challenges, it is certainly feasible.
By Amelie Richter
Germany's most important trading partner is currently China, but soon the USA could take the lead. This is partly due to a significant decline in German exports to China, especially of cars and chemical products. Trade with the USA, on the other hand, is increasing.
By Marcel Grzanna
China has issued new rules to stabilize national emissions trading and prevent fraud. For the first time, aviation is being urged to prepare for carbon trading. However, analysts criticize China's emissions trading for not setting a carbon price.
By Nico Beckert
For months, China's stock markets have been on a downward trend. Now, a change at the helm of securities regulation is expected to lift sentiment. Indeed, similar measures in the past have boosted stock prices twice.
By Jörn Petring
