China (English)

'Germany remains attractive for China'

Feng Xingliang knows the reasons why Germany continues to be attractive for Chinese companies. The honeymoon for acquisition bids may be long over, but the 57-year-old, former European head of Chinese construction machinery manufacturer Sany in Germany, speaks with Frank Sieren about the fact that knowledge transfer does not stem from acquisitions and what other mistakes Chinese companies should beware of.

By Frank Sieren

DiDi withdraws from Wall Street

By Redaktion Table

Embassy angered over Baerbock interview

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The struggle about the interpretation of the word 'democracy'

The USA is hosting a "democracy summit" this week. Naturally, China is not invited. Beijing is outraged and brands the United States' behavior as hegemonic striving, just like during the Cold War. But more importantly, on Saturday the Chinese leadership presented a white paper on its own democracy. The People's Republic wants to challenge the West's interpretation of the term.

By Michael Radunski

Alice Schmatzberger – founder of ChinaCultureDesk

By Redaktion Table

Volkswagen misses sales targets in China

By Ning Wang

Growing sales for China's arms industry

By Ning Wang

EU representative: poor chances for CAI

By Amelie Richter

China-Africa summit: strengthening relations

By Ning Wang

Outrage at the courage of the WTA

China is fuming over the cancellation of all women's tennis tournaments in the country. Above all, the Global Times berates the WTA. This shows above all: The suspension has had an effect, the case of Peng Shuai can no longer be cheated out of the world. Meanwhile, the debate about a diplomatic boycott of the Olympics is growing louder. The IOC is maneuvering.

By Christiane Kuehl