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For the first time, Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai gave an interview about her claims of sexual assault against a high-ranking party official. She called it a misunderstanding, which raises new questions.
By Marcel Grzanna
Germany's new government wants to expand solar power – while ensuring human rights in global supply chains. That will be difficult, because the solar supply chain is dominated by China. And the production of the raw material for solar modules appears to involve forced labor in Xinjiang. Trade sanctions will hardly solve the problem.
By Nico Beckert
China's social credit system poses major challenges for companies. Anyone who makes mistakes can end up on a "blacklist". Stigmatization and punishments could follow. But German companies are proving to be model students.
By Redaktion Table
For months, the Chinese conglomerate Evergrande has attracted a lot of attention both within China and internationally due to its liquidity crisis. Market analysts, creditors and investors are asking: What triggered the downfall of such a large corporation? Will the Chinese government intervene? If so, in what way? How will this crisis unfold?
By Redaktion Table