Germany is supporting Vietnam’s green economic transition. Through public financing, Berlin is laying the groundwork for sustainable development. China, meanwhile, is also benefiting from Germany’s engagement.
By Marcel Grzanna
Emmanuel Macron is once again floating the possibility of tougher competitive measures against China. Chinese observers, however, place the responsibility for the trade imbalance squarely on Europe itself.
By Leonardo Pape
China’s space strategy goes far beyond prestige. The country is systematically building orbital infrastructure and using space as an economic and geopolitical tool to expand its global influence.
By Matthias Wachter
The Chinese lifestyle chain Miniso is rapidly expanding across Europe, using IP collaborations with well-known brands and a retail concept that capitalizes on vacant storefronts in city centers.
By Fabian Peltsch
Working with state-owned manufacturers, Huawei is once again launching two new car brands. The strategy of positioning itself as a technology provider rather than a vehicle producer appears to be working.
By Jörn Petring
The European Commission is receiving initial reports from industry that general licenses are being granted, said Maroš Šefčovič. The EU also intends to address its trade deficit with China.
By Redaktion Table
A Chinese court has sentenced 27 people for smuggling strategically important antimony. The verdicts underscore Beijing’s tightening control over critical raw materials.
By Julia Fiedler
Beijing is planning structural reforms to stimulate private consumption. Measures include deregulation in car and home purchases as well as improved access to public services, as policymakers seek to address weak domestic demand.
By Julia Fiedler
China’s mechanical engineering sector is growing ever stronger. Price advantages, subsidies and sheer speed are putting enormous pressure on our companies. What’s needed now is decisive action by all stakeholders – otherwise we risk losing our hidden champions.
By Oliver Richtberg