The World Health Organization (WHO) has requested more detailed information from China on the rising number of respiratory diseases and reports of increasing cases of pneumonia in children.
By Redaktion Table
The united front of Taiwan's opposition parties will probably not materialize. Instead of challenging the government with a worthy joint candidate, an embarrassing dispute broke out on Thursday.
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Our China Perspective column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today's article sheds light on China's relationship with the term "dictator."
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China has committed itself to setting up a carbon footprint database by 2025 and introducing the option of calculating the carbon footprint of 50 products. This could be expanded to 200 products by 2030.
By Redaktion Table
Greece has apparently urged officials in and outside the country to refrain from attending events hosted by Taiwan. The Greek Foreign Ministry has called on diplomats and officials to do so in an email.
By Redaktion Table
Companies from other sectors are giving traditional car companies serious competition. Smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi will launch its first EV in early 2024. A plant capable of manufacturing 200,000 vehicles annually is already ready.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Concerns are mounting about the performance of medium-sized and smaller institutions: Another financial conglomerate that provided the Chinese property sector with billions is insolvent. China's financial regulator now allows banks to issue unsecured short-term loans.
By Marcel Grzanna
Nio is bringing a partner on board for its battery-swapping technology: Changan Automobile intends to collaborate with the Shanghai-based company on the development of standards and the enforcement of the technology.
By Redaktion Table
California-based US chip manufacturer Nvidia has warned of significant revenue losses in its China business, citing US sanctions in the semiconductor sector as the main reason.
By Redaktion Table
The countdown is on for the release of an audit report on human rights standards at the Volkswagen factory in Xinjiang. Much is at stake for the corporation, the auditing firm and investors, particularly their credibility.
By Marcel Grzanna
