The number of red lines for foreign journalists in China is increasing. Today, journalists have to expect problems with their investigative work on almost every topic, reports the Foreign Correspondents' Club China.
By Emily Kossak
Kenya is building its Konza City smart city project with the support of Chinese investment. Concerns are high that Beijing might use security technology to expand its influence on the continent. However, Kenya is not relying solely on Chinese money.
By David Renke
German Foreign Minister Wadephul is visiting Japan and Indonesia this week. Later this year, he will also head to China.
By Emily Kossak
In response to EU tariffs on Chinese EVs, China launched probes into EU dairy products last year. These have now been extended by six months.
By Emily Kossak
The Hong Kong Journalists Association sees the potential release of publisher Jimmy Lai as nothing more than symbolic politics. The verdict is expected in a few weeks.
By Emily Kossak
At just 12 years old, Yu Zidi made history at the World Aquatics Championships, becoming the youngest medalist ever. While fans and colleagues celebrate her talent, experts warn of the dangers such young elite athletes are exposed to.
By Amelie Richter
At the World Robot Conference in Beijing, robotics expert Wolfram Burgard gained first-hand experience of the hype surrounding humanoid robots. In this interview, he discusses the opportunities and risks associated with this technology and the political dimension of Sino-German cooperation.
By Fabian Peltsch
Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai has been awaiting his verdict for over 140 days of hearings. He faces a life sentence for alleged violations of the security law. However, the US is now giving him hope.
By Marcel Grzanna
Beijing wants to encourage more foreign high-tech and scientific talent to enter the country. The new K visa is intended to spark their interest in the People's Republic
By Marcel Grzanna
