China is offering Europe's cognac producers tax breaks if they cooperate with the authorities. Small producers still have to hope for a positive outcome to the anti-dumping investigations.
By Emily Kossak
China's evolving sanctions framework uses economic tools for geopolitical leverage, mirroring U.S. mechanisms. Initially targeting US defense firms, it may soon expand to other industries based on political or human rights considerations.
By Experts Table.Briefings
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi is making a brief trip to Brussels, Paris and Berlin before the EU-China summit in late July. The meetings will be characterized by more controversy than European-Chinese relations have ever been before.
By Amelie Richter, Stephan Israel
China's export restrictions on rare earths have made Europe feel its economic dependence very clearly for the first time. This could also jeopardize Europe's security.
By Angela Köckritz
Taiwan conducts its annual military exercises. 22,000 reservists will be mobilized for this.
By Emily Kossak
The appointment of the new party secretary is surprising on several levels. Experts foresee different effects on Beijing's repressive policy in Xinjiang.
By Manuel Liu
Former software CEO Jeff Pepper publishes Chinese classics such as "Journey to the West" in simple Chinese – perfect for anyone who wants to keep their Mandarin fresh beyond language learning apps.
By Fabian Peltsch
The latest agreement in the trade dispute between the US and China only ostensibly eases tensions. The main issues remain unresolved and the risks for the global economy are high.
By Jörn Petring
The Dalai Lama celebrates his 90th birthday on Sunday. At a three-day conference, he wants to discuss his succession.
By Emily Kossak
