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India-Europe: new trade corridor as a response to China

A new trade route via the Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Israel is supposed to facilitate the transport of goods and renewable energy from India to Europe. With this, the participating states want to counter Beijing's growing clout in the region. The African Union is a new G20 member – a coup for host Modi. The final declaration bears the clear signature of the Global South.

By Redaktion Table

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The state arouses suspicion towards the iPhone

The government is steering the people away from the iPhone. China's favorite smartphone is thus becoming the object of national-oriented industrial policy. The leadership wants consumers to prefer Chinese brands in general.

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Beijing celebrates Huawei's new smartphone

Huawei has been suffering from US chip sanctions for years. But now, the company has made an important breakthrough with a chip "Made in China" for the Mate 60 Pro. Are things starting to look up again?

By Jörn Petring

Opinion

China's political myths

(No) dogs and Chinese allowed: A fictional story becomes a community-building legend that neither scientists nor facts can dislodge. Beijing knows how to exploit this tale and other narratives.

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Neu-Delhi, Indien, 07.09.2023: Logo des G20-Gipfels auf einem Plakat an einer Strafle in ganz Delhi h‰ngen tausende Plakate mit Aufschriften wie Welcome to G20 2023 India *** New Delhi, India, 07 09 2023 G20 summit logo on a billboard on a street across Delhi hang thousands of posters with inscriptions like Welcome to G20 2023 India Copyright: xdtsxNachrichtenagenturx dts_21780
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Difficult G20 summit without Xi

The G20 summit in India will proceed without Xi Jinping this weekend. His absence upsets the already difficult dispute over a final declaration. For host Narendra Modi, his reputation as an aspiring world leader is also at stake. But from India's perspective, agreement on the final document could not be the only sign of success.

By Christiane Kuehl