Europe is heavily dependent on Chinese rare earths. To reduce this dependency, Germany and Mongolia are now entering into a strategic partnership. German President Steinmeier personally travels to Ulaanbaatar to sign the agreement.
By Michael Radunski
Politicians from the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance for China (Ipac) are demanding that BASF, the world's largest chemical company, stop its production in Xinjiang. The background to this are accusations against a partner company.
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Washington believes that Beijing's subsidies foster the overproduction of goods and thus flood the global markets. However, the Biden government is promoting its own industry with tax breaks.
By Redaktion Table
China's stock markets have fallen to their lowest point in years. As the Chinese market is mostly traded by individual investors, the government has an interest in preventing free falls to avoid social unrest.
By Experts Table.Briefings
The naval forces of China, Russia and Iran will hold joint exercises before the end of March. Other countries have also been invited. Shortly before, the United States had again launched attacks on Houthi targets.
By Carolyn Braun
Guatemala does not want to break off diplomatic relations with Taiwan, but it does want to trade with the People's Republic. This is likely to be difficult for the Central American country, one of the island nation's few allies.
By Redaktion Table
The employees at recycling company SRW Metalfloat in Germany have been on strike for months – next week marks the 100th day of their strike. And yet, the Chinese investor continues to refuse talks.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The position of German premium brands such as Audi, Mercedes and BMW in China is beginning to crumble. Young domestic EV manufacturers increasingly snatch their customers.
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Before Jens Ruebbert became Head of Asia at LBBW, he worked for Deutsche Bank from Beijing for five years. His outlook for China is positive.
By Redaktion Table
