Our "View from China" column is written by authors from the People's Republic. Today's feature explains what the new censorship guidelines reveal about the Chinese government's fears.
By Redaktion Table
In a world without geopolitical tensions, China's pioneering role in clean technology would be welcomed as a boon to humanity. In the face of current political realities, however, it has instead stoked fears about jobs and security.
By Adair Turner
After the Belarusian-Russian military exercises "Zapad 2025," Poland is reopening its border with Belarus. This means blocked Chinese freight trains can continue their journey to the EU.
By Amelie Richter
Typhoon Ragasa leaves a trail of devastation in East Asia. Meanwhile, China announces its climate targets for 2035 in New York. But the announcements fall short of expectations.
By Leonardo Pape
A gigantic data leak provides rare insights into the architecture of the "Great Firewall" – and shows how surveillance, censorship and espionage have long since become an export hit. The systems end up in countries in the Global South.
By Andreas Landwehr
According to Prime Minister Li Qiang, as a "responsible major developing country," China wants to waive its previous WTO privileges. However, China will retain its classification as a developing country.
By Leonardo Pape
Human Rights Watch is calling on China to release Zhang Yadi, a student living in Europe. The 22-year-old was apparently arrested during a visit to China. Zhang campaigns for the rights of Tibetans and inter-ethnic dialogue.
By Leonardo Pape
Trade Minister Wang Wentao is visiting the USA. He pledges his support to local Chinese companies, but insists on adhering to local rules.
By Marcel Grzanna
