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Alpermann, Björn

'Not that too!'

The debate surrounding the controversial Xinjiang opinion piece by two China scholars sheds light on the problems of German sinology. However, on the way to more credibility, it should not lose itself in infighting, but tackle challenges constructively. After all, China expertise is currently in higher demand than ever in politics and the media.

By Experts Table.Briefings

Sigmar Gabriel, Vorsitzender der Atlantik-Brücke, Deutschland, Berlin, 70 Jahre Atlantik-Brücke in der Großen Orangerie im Schloss Charlottenburg *** Sigmar Gabriel, Chairman of Atlantik Brücke, Germany, Berlin, 70th anniversary of Atlantik Brücke in the Great Orangery at Charlottenburg Palace

'If you kick the Chinese in the shins from Monday to Friday like Mrs Baerbock, you won't get far'

In an interview with Stefan Braun and Michael Radunski, Sigmar Gabriel does not have one good word to say about his successor Annalena Baerbock. He also sharply criticizes how the German car industry is being treated: One must learn to firmly pursue one's own interests politically – especially when it comes to a pillar of one's prosperity. He sees China in a phase of weakness, which could lead to risks in foreign policy.

By Redaktion Table

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Dombrovskis ahead of trade dialogue: 'The EU must protect itself'

EU trade commissioner Dombrovskis pressed for a fair trade environment between the European Union and the People's Republic in Shanghai. On Monday, he is expected to meet with Vice Premier He Lifeng in the capital Beijing. Criticism of Brussels' decision to investigate Chinese EV imports is practically certain.

By Amelie Richter

Johnny Erling

Shanghai – China's trump card

Deng Xiaoping, China's state and party leader from 1979 to 1997, was the only Chinese leader to admit mistakes publicly. Xi Jinping has never done so. But shortly before the Third Plenum, where the leadership sets the future course, it would be imperative to do so. It is the only way to pull the economy out of the pit of stagnation.

By Experts Table.Briefings