The new Leibniz research network will develop advisory services for German policymakers and support scientific cooperation with a particular focus on research security.
By Angela Köckritz
Trump claims that Xi has assured him that he will not attack Taiwan during his term of office. However, Taiwan was not an issue in the talks between the two heads of state. Trump evades the question of the US defense of the island.
By Yi Ling Pan
Spain’s King Felipe VI is visiting China in mid-November. Madrid wants to deepen the dialogue with Beijing and promote Chinese investment – despite criticism from Washington and growing scepticism in other EU countries.
By Fabian Peltsch
Estonia’s Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna is traveling to China this week to discuss bilateral relations and Russia’s war in Ukraine. At the same time, Estonia is in a dilemma over the opening of a Taiwanese representation in Tallinn.
By Fabian Peltsch
Following Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul’s postponed visit to China, Berlin and Beijing have held a telephone conversation in an attempt to restart the dialogue. Both sides emphasized the importance of stable relations – but the Taiwan formula remains a delicate issue.
By Amelie Richter
The USA and China are selling the trade deal as a success, but the agreement is attracting some strong criticism from US experts. The EU Commission appears to be trying to de-escalate – and is maintaining a wait-and-see attitude.
By Leonardo Pape
In the dispute surrounding Dutch chip manufacturer Nexperia, the Chinese subsidiary has announced that its supply chain is secure. The Ministry of Commerce in Beijing announced that it would examine exceptions for the company’s blocked exports and approve exports if necessary.
By Leonardo Pape
In this interview, Gunter Schubert from the University of Tübingen argues for a Taiwan policy that is guided by interests without overly normative connotations. He believes that the ruling DPP is primarily responsible for finding a way out of the deadlocked domestic political situation in Taiwan.
By Leonardo Pape
The planned move by fast-fashion giant Shein into the traditional Parisian department store BHV is causing fierce controversy. From Wednesday, the Chinese group will open a permanent sales area there for the first time.
By Amelie Richter
