China (English)

Growth of foreign companies severely impaired

Foreign enterprises in China are re-assessing their China strategy in face of both stringent covid policies and decoupling trends. The statistics on their business performance, as given by the National Bureau of Statistics, underline that they have reasons to be worried. Foreign companies in China have recorded low revenue growth in 2022 year-to-date compared to the same period last year. Further, their operating profitability decreased from the high point in 2021.​

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Critics end up in psychiatric ward

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The Balts leave, Hungary remains loyal

The Baltic exit from China's Cooperation Initiative in Eastern and Central Europe became a reality last week. Latvia and Estonia followed Lithuania and announced their withdrawal from the 16+1 format. Is this the beginning of the end for the remaining 14+1 format?

By Amelie Richter

Christine Althauser – Diplomat in un-retirement

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After Taiwan visit: sanctions against EU minister

By Amelie Richter

A gigantic tunnel just for water

The world's longest tunnel is supposed to be the answer to the persistent water shortage in northern China. In the future, engineers plan to divert water from the middle reaches of the Yangtze River into the controversial canal system that has supplied the Chinese capital with drinking water for years.

By Christiane Kuehl

Solar congestion at US Customs due to forced labor law

By Marcel Grzanna

16.08.2022_Dessert

By Marcel Grzanna

Driverless taxis: One step closer to the mobile future

Since last week, self-driving cabs in the People's Republic are no longer a vision, but a reality on the roads. In Wuhan and Chongqing, these autonomous vehicles are officially allowed to take passengers from A to B in designated urban areas.

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CATL builds large factory for batteries in Hungary

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