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'Ursula von der Leyen bit off more than she could chew'

The EU Commission will present its long-awaited supply chain law on Wednesday – without an import ban on items produced with forced labor. The Chair of the Trade Committee in the European Parliament, Bernd Lange (SPD), is not happy about this. He now expects a separate EU law to ban such imports, which then simply has to be accepted by the Chinese. Lange speaks with Amelie Richter about the impact the supply chain law will have on trade with China.

By Amelie Richter

Der Außenminister der Volksrepublik China, Wang Yi, bei seiner Ansprache bei der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz 2020. 56. Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz im Hotel Bayerischer Hof in München. München Bayern Deutschland *** The Foreign Minister of the Peoples Republic of China, Wang Yi, during his address at the Munich Security Conference 2020 56 Munich Security Conference at the Hotel Bayerischer Hof in Munich Munich Bavaria Germany
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Wang warns the US and puts Russia in its place

The Munich Security Conference is overshadowed by the crisis between Russia and Ukraine. China's foreign minister is also warning against a new Cold War. But his warnings are not directed at Russia. Only upon being asked does Beijing point out the limits to its partner in Moscow. The Sino-Russian partnership is a rational alliance of convenience.

By Michael Radunski

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'Significance of the Olympic Games will change'

According to a recent Civey survey, the reputation of both the Olympic Games and the People's Republic of China has suffered, at least in Germany. Nevertheless, the hosts consider the Olympics a complete success, which gives them greater legitimacy, especially in domestic politics.

By Marcel Grzanna