
Canada: Beijing retaliates with punitive tariffs on agricultural products
Beijing imposed retaliatory tariffs on agricultural and food products from Canada. Even if the timing of the measures seems delayed, it is strategically sound.
By Ning Wang
Beijing imposed retaliatory tariffs on agricultural and food products from Canada. Even if the timing of the measures seems delayed, it is strategically sound.
By Ning Wang
From security guarantees and peacekeeping troops to rebuilding: China has signaled its willingness to mediate in the Ukraine conflict. However, this support is primarily based on strategic considerations.
By Angela Köckritz
For the first time in 13 months, consumer prices in China have fallen again significantly and thus more sharply than expected. In February, the Consumer Price Index fell by 0.7 percent year-over-year.
By Ning Wang
Iran announced a joint naval exercise with China and Russia. The recurring drills could cause concern for the West.
By Ning Wang
China's Chamber of Commerce has reacted with concern to the EU's Automotive Action Plan. It fears that the measure would jeopardize short-term sales.
By Manuel Liu
Following the devastating earthquake in Tibet in January, the authorities have drastically revised the number of people affected upwards. Experts express concerns about transparency and corruption.
By Fabian Peltsch
More means to combat the sluggish growth: China's Central Bank plans to lower interest rates "at the appropriate time" and inject liquidity into the financial system. Experts remain skeptical.
By Marcel Grzanna
The US Department of Justice has announced charges against Chinese hackers at large. They are accused of infiltrating US computer systems over several years with the intention of making a profit. The authorities have offered large bounties.
By Marcel Grzanna
Jimmy Lai, the Hong Kong media entrepreneur accused of conspiracy, sees himself as a political prisoner. He uses his testimony to make a plea for freedom of expression and freedom of the press.
By Leonardo Pape
Robot dogs could shape the future of warfare. That is why the Chinese state has been investing in private manufacturers of ground drones. Companies such as Unitree collaborate with the People's Liberation Army and are at the forefront of development.
By Fabian Peltsch