When Olaf Scholz travels to Beijing in two weeks, no Federation of German Industries representative will accompany him. Instead, the Chancellor will travel with an unusually large number of federal ministers. Table.Briefings also knows the list of participating CEOs.
By Fabian Peltsch
Thousands of AI avatars are being used in China to promote products on e-commerce channels. Although they are becoming increasingly lifelike, their success in the West will likely take a while.
By Fabian Peltsch
Xpeng Motors from Guangzhou is rolling onto the German market with the P7 saloon and the G9 mid-size SUV. The cars can already be configured online and a test drive can be booked. They will then be sold in the traditional way by dealers.
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According to the authorities, 64 miners who were cut off from the outside world after the severe earthquake in Taiwan have been rescued. However, the search for missing people is still ongoing.
By Felix Lee
In China, the Communist Party decides on climate policy. Using commissions, documents, and plans, it establishes binding emissions reduction targets. The next test will come in 2025 to see if interim goals are met.
By Christiane Kuehl
Mike Chinoy's book "Assignment China" takes a look at the life and work of US journalists in China since the founding of the People's Republic. As the first CNN bureau chief in Beijing, Chinoy has directly followed the political upheavals in the country for decades.
By Redaktion Table
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov intends to meet with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi ahead of Putin's planned trip to China.
By Fabian Peltsch
The Brussels authority confirmed a decision made last November. The tariffs can range up to 24.2 percent.
By Amelie Richter
Heavy storm gusts have blown several people out of their high-rise apartments in Jiangxi province. 552 had to be evacuated.
By Fabian Peltsch
