In his memoirs, US legal scholar Jerome A. Cohen looks back on almost seven decades of in-depth engagement with China's society and politics. The reflections offer many an instructive insight for today's China debates.
By Leonardo Pape
The BRICS countries have called for an international order that better represents the Global South. Vladimir Putin, meanwhile, declared the era of liberal globalization to be over.
By Manuel Changming Liu
At their first joint appearance, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul set out clear positions – bringing Berlin closer to the EU’s line. Despite a polite diplomatic tone, it became evident that differences remain on export controls, security issues and the war in Ukraine.
By Amelie Richter
Ahead of the BRICS summit, host Brazil avoids open confrontation with the United States and focuses the agenda on global equity issues. China is trying to position itself as the leading power of the Global South within the alliance.
By Leonardo Pape
During his first appointment with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul set a clear tone – and positioned Berlin closer to the EU line. Despite polite words, it became clear that the differences with Beijing on export controls, security issues and the war in Ukraine remain. A sneak peek of the EU-China summit.
By Amelie Richter
The USA has surprisingly lifted export restrictions on chip design software to China. The decision is part of a new trade agreement and a sign of a tentative easing of tensions in the tech conflict with Beijing.
By Amelie Richter
CATL is investing billions in a battery plant in Debrecen and plans to create thousands of new jobs. But now that the first unit has been completed, layoffs have been announced.
By Amelie Richter
The French antitrust authority has slapped the online fashion retailer Shein with a €40 million fine. The accusation: customers were deceived with false discounts and misled by controversial environmental claims.
By Amelie Richter
Just ahead of his 90th birthday, the Dalai Lama announced that his succession would be determined outside of China and according to Tibetan tradition. Beijing disagrees and insists on having a say.
By Fabian Peltsch
