With a new bill, the city aims to crack down more harshly on cybercrime. As with the National Security Law, its scope is intended to extend worldwide.
By Marcel Grzanna
In Addis Ababa, Chinese and African officials have launched a year of intensified engagement. The initiative goes well beyond traditional development cooperation.
By Marcel Grzanna
Young people are increasingly struggling with mental health challenges. Girls are particularly affected, with the gap widening as they grow older. China’s Ministry of Education now wants to counter this trend.
By Ning Wang
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz begins his trip to India today. In an interview, Germany’s ambassador to New Delhi, Philipp Ackermann, underscores Germany’s strong interest in the planned free trade agreement.
By Angela Köckritz
Our column “China Perspective” is written by authors from the People’s Republic of China. This week focuses on the myth of Zhou Enlai: why China’s most revered political figure to this day was at once a moderating statesman, Mao’s loyal executor, and a master of political staging.
By Redaktion Table
Chinese customers are being required to pay in advance for Nvidia’s H200 AI chip. The US chipmaker is seeking to protect itself against uncertainty surrounding Chinese delivery approvals.
By Julia Fiedler
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is traveling to China on Tuesday. Relations between the two countries have been strained for years. Canada is now seeking alternatives to its largest trading partner, the United States.
By Leonardo Pape
According to a media report, China has begun restricting exports of rare earths and rare-earth magnets to Japan. The cross-industry restrictions apply to both civilian and military uses.
By Julia Fiedler
China’s Ministry of Commerce is reviewing Meta’s acquisition of the AI company Manus. The start-up develops AI agents designed to operate autonomously.
By Leonardo Pape
