Between great power rivalry and protectionism, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) must maintain solidarity in order to secure peace and prosperity.
By Anwar Ibrahim
China's passenger trains narrowly missed the billion passenger mark in the summer. With an increase of almost five percent, the railroads nevertheless set a record.
By Marcel Grzanna
Mercedes boss Ola Källenius explains how he wants to assert himself in the highly competitive Chinese market. And why he believes that the end of the combustion engine by 2035 is hardly feasible.
By Julia Fiedler
Zhejiang's banks are being rocked by an anti-corruption campaign. Now the former chair of ICBC, Yi Huiman, has also been caught up in it.
By Redaktion Table
China's exports are growing more slowly than they have for months. The ASEAN region and Europe alone cannot compensate for the decline in exports to the USA.
By Redaktion Table
China has imposed sanctions on Japanese MP Seki Hei. The Chinese government accuses him of spreading false information about Taiwan, Xinjiang and Hong Kong. Japan criticizes the sanctions.
By Redaktion Table
A hacker group with suspected links to the Chinese government is apparently trying to gain insight into Trump's negotiating strategy.
By Angela Köckritz
Beijing's claim to stylize itself as the victor over fascism distorts the historical facts, writes Chu Li-ling, Taiwan's deputy representative in Germany. It also endangers the peace it claims to be defending.
By Chu Li-ling
