The EU Commission is initiating proceedings against the Chinese company Nuctech due to possible distortions of the internal market. The company produces and sells security and inspection scanners for airports worldwide.
By Leonardo Pape
The EU and China have resumed talks on minimum prices for EVs imported from China. The government in Beijing warns against bilateral negotiations between Brussels and individual manufacturers.
By Leonardo Pape
The People's Republic allows masses of foreign tourists from 75 countries to enter the country visa-free for up to a month. New liberal policy? Beijing continues to practice the balancing act between freedom of movement and control.
By Johnny Erling
Chinese car manufacturers are becoming stronger on the European market. Instead of direct sales as before, they are increasingly relying on the classic dealer model. Despite tariffs, they are particularly popular with first-time buyers of new cars.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The European Union reached a provisional agreement on Thursday on new rules requiring all member states to screen foreign investments for security risks.
By Julia Fiedler
Mexico is introducing tariffs of up to 50% on imports from China and other Asian countries from 2026. The measures are intended to strengthen the domestic industry and respond to US pressure.
By Julia Fiedler
Horizon Robotics, a Chinese developer of high-performance chips for autonomous driving, intends to make its core development capabilities available to partners in future.
By Julia Fiedler
The Chinese telecom equipment supplier ZTE could settle a long-standing corruption case in the USA out of court. The company is to pay a fine of over one billion US dollars to avoid the threat of sanctions.
By Julia Fiedler
Donald Trump wants to allow Nvidia to sell the advanced AI chip H200 to China. The government in Beijing prefers to support the development of its own AI chip industry. The approach of Chinese tech companies and universities is apparently more pragmatic.
By Jörn Petring