Numerous mosques destroyed
The Chinese government has further reduced the number of mosques in the provinces of Ningxia and Gansu. Human Rights Watch is appalled.
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The Chinese government has further reduced the number of mosques in the provinces of Ningxia and Gansu. Human Rights Watch is appalled.
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Despite the Federal Constitutional Court's ruling, Annette Schavan argues for smart investments in research and development. She insists on significantly strengthening China savviness and emphasizes the need for a massive effort in research policy.
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The Chinese company Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) is reportedly considering a potential secondary listing in Hong Kong.
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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.
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The largest overhaul in the company's history was meant to give Chinese tech giant Alibaba a fresh start. However, the comprehensive realignment is now being completely reconsidered, causing dismay among investors.
By Jörn Petring
The Franco-Italian car manufacturer Stellantis will receive batteries from the Chinese group CATL. The two companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. The aim is long-term cooperation.
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This Wednesday, the EU parliament and member states will continue to negotiate the Due Diligence Act at the political level. Difficult issues such as including the financial sector and the obligation to draw up climate transition plans are unlikely to be resolved.
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According to information from his shadow foreign minister, Argentina's next president, Javier Milei, plans to cancel his country's BRICS membership. Instead, he campaigned for Argentina's dollarization.
By Christiane Kuehl
For Taiwan, she is the de facto ambassador to the US. For China, she is an "independence fanatic." Hsiao Bi-khim could soon become Taiwan's vice president.
By Michael Radunski
Three-quarters of the foreign money that flowed into the Chinese stock market in the first seven months of 2023 has disappeared again. Investors have sold off shares worth over 25 billion US dollars.
By Redaktion Table