An article in a Chinese military magazine outlines how targeted strikes against Taiwan's critical infrastructure could cripple the country and lead to "reunification" without direct war.
By Fabian Peltsch
Many men who cannot find a wife in China go abroad in search of a bride. They often encounter scammers and human traffickers in the process.
By Angela Köckritz
Ten years ago, the Australian government leased the strategically important port of Darwin to a Chinese company. Now it wants it back – an intention criticized by the Chinese ambassador.
By Angela Köckritz
Critical infrastructure, electric cars and direct investment: Poland's citizens have very similar concerns about China as the Germans. How Warsaw deals with them also depends on the upcoming presidential election.
By Manuel Changming Liu
As a DJ, entrepreneur and activist for alternative lifestyles, Rainbow Gao has influenced China's modern pop culture. This year, her techno festival on the Great Wall is celebrating a comeback after a long hiatus.
By Redaktion Table
With Tianwen-2, Beijing's space ambitions have reached a new level. If the mission succeeds, China will be the third nation after the USA and Japan to bring samples from an asteroid to Earth.
By Jörn Petring
Wuhan Jiangdu is the first winner of the Asian Champions League in women's soccer. Unlike the men, China's women are among the top players on the continent.
By Marcel Grzanna
There are estimated to be billions of bacteria. Only a few tens of thousands have been identified. Chinese taikonauts have discovered a new one aboard the Tiangong space station.
By Marcel Grzanna
China's head of government Li Qiang called for closer cooperation with Indonesia in Jakarta. For Beijing, good relations with the ASEAN states are an essential element in the global trade dispute.
By Marcel Grzanna
China's local governments are cash-strapped. Nevertheless, citizens refuse to pay for parking spots or wastewater disposal.
By Marcel Grzanna
