There have been frequent reports of systematic doping in China. Now the Chinese anti-doping agency has called for a boycott of the Enhanced Games, where doping is expressly permitted.
By Marcel Grzanna
During talks with France and the Netherlands, China emphasized its willingness to deepen its partnership with the EU. Topics included trade, climate action and technology.
By Amelie Richter
Chinese car manufacturer BYD has overtaken EV pioneer Tesla in Europe for the first time. Other Chinese brands were also able to grow their sales significantly.
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Ahead of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, China's communist leadership continues its campaign against historical memory. Nowadays, there is only one place left in the entire People's Republic where June 4, 1989, can still be publicly commemorated.
By Redaktion Table
Two months after the fatal accident involving a Xiaomi SU7, the tech company presents its new YU7 model. The debate about the safety of driver assistance systems continues in the background. The industry is looking for ways to win back trust. Insurance could play a part here.
By Christian Domke Seidel
China has criticized shots fired by Israeli troops at an international diplomatic delegation in the West Bank. The Chinese reaction to the assassination of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, D.C., was initially unknown.
By Leonardo Pape
The EU market for passenger car and light truck tires is worth over EUR 18 billion. European tire manufacturers claim Chinese competitors have gained increasing market share – in part due to price distortions. Now, new EU tariffs may be on the horizon.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Henan and Hebei experience the highest May temperatures ever recorded. Southern China, on the other hand, is plagued by heavy rain and flooding.
By Emily Kossak
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te has now been in office for a year. On his anniversary, he calls on China to make peace, while stressing that Taiwan must prepare for war.
By Emily Kossak
Green Party politician Anton Hofreiter wants to return as Chair of the Bundestag’s European Affairs Committee. In this interview, he calls for tougher sanctions on Russian oil, more courage from Germany’s new Chancellor and major new EU spending programs for defense and infrastructure.
By Till Hoppe
