Some researchers who leave the US because of the current situation are drawn to China. In some cases, they find the research conditions there better than in Germany. The new German government could learn from some of these aspects.
By Emily Kossak
Before the trade war escalated, Chinese exporters increased their goods sales all over the world. Imports, on the other hand, have fallen.
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The head of the German Insurance Association and former ECB director sees growing doubts about the dominance of the US dollar. He sees opportunities for the euro – but national egoisms would have to give way.
By Till Hoppe
The British government passed emergency legislation on Saturday to secure control of the Chinese-owned British Steel.
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The Trump administration apparently wants to build up stocks of deep-sea metals to counter China's dominance in battery minerals and rare earths. China produces around 90 percent of the world's refined rare earths.
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The global impact of US tariffs should not be underestimated. Huang Yiping from the Chinese central bank warns of a scenario in which no other country provides the necessary goods to maintain the global economy.
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Hong Kong's largest opposition party faces its dissolution after a membership vote. This threatens to put an end to almost 30 years of opposition politics in Hong Kong.
By Redaktion Table
Donald Trump dreams that iPhones will soon be built in the United States. But Apple will do everything in its power to keep much of its production in China. Cost is not the main argument here.
By Jörn Petring
China's overproduction of green hydrogen could find grateful buyers in German industrial companies. Even in the long term, the People's Republic could become an energy supplier.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The German Chamber of Commerce in China insists on continued close economic relations with the People's Republic. It says that the focus in the coalition contract on China as a "systemic rival" does not match the reality of German companies in China.
By Leonardo Pape
