Regarding the planned purchase of fighter jets, the Philippines has sent reassuring signals to China. The US Department of Defense had previously confirmed a possible sale of F-16 fighter jets to the Philippines.
By Leonardo Pape
China's leadership wants to strengthen the market by keeping prices stable. The party-state examines the prices of electricity, natural gas and grain, among other things.
By Manuel Liu
The Chinese reaction to the new US tariffs is rhetorically harsh, but so far, there have been no concrete countermeasures. The German Chamber of Commerce Abroad is cautious. However, China stands to benefit from tariffs against other Asian countries.
By Manuel Liu
In his latest book, the Dalai Lama looks back at his relationship with Mao and other Chinese leaders. He never wanted to be used for their propaganda. In his stories, the Dalai Lama displays a remarkable sense of humor.
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Following the earthquake in Myanmar, China intends to supply significantly more aid than the US. In Thailand, investigations are underway into the collapse of a skyscraper built with Chinese involvement.
By Leonardo Pape
Taiwan's government considers the 32 percent tariffs imposed by the US on the island inappropriate. The cabinet argues that Washington is partly to blame for the trade imbalance that is the basis for the new tariffs.
By Manuel Liu
China's leadership is pushing ahead with the expansion of the social credit system by introducing new guidelines. While there is still no comprehensive social score, there is also no better protection of citizens from state control. The new international focus of Chinese financial and credit rating agencies has raised eyebrows.
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The economic conflict between the United States and China continues to escalate. US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs of up to 34 percent on imports from China and Taiwan. Beijing has already responded by tightening investment barriers and is preparing for further escalation.
By Amelie Richter
In response to EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, Beijing had announced temporary measures, particularly against French brandy. Now, China’s Ministry of Commerce is allowing more time in the effort to reach a political resolution.
By Leonardo Pape
