China (English)

Between coal and climate protection: China ahead of COP26

Shortly before the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow kicks off, the global energy crisis is hitting China particularly hard. The government is ramping up coal-fired power generation following blackouts across the country. At the same time, President Xi is announcing a massive program for solar and wind. How much longer is China able to rely on both – and still reach carbon neutrality by 2060? That will be one of the key questions of the climate conference.

By Christiane Kuehl

Xi consolidates his position at plenum

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Wang Junzheng – a sanctioned candidate for higher tasks

By Marcel Grzanna

Energy crisis threatens supply chains

China's power shortages are causing new disruptions to international supply chains. The chip supply is also affected. Some companies are still utilizing their stock. But the crisis is getting worse by the day. This also has an impact on Christmas sales.

By Nico Beckert

China's growth is slowing down

By Ning Wang

Chinese companies in the EU remain optimistic – cautiously

The China Chamber of Commerce to the EU has surveyed the sentiment among Chinese companies in Europe: They are generally optimistic about trade – but with reservations. They fear a negative impact on their business activities due to planned EU regulations and are calling for fewer restrictions on 5G expansion.

By Amelie Richter

Hong Kong seeks solution for easier entry

By Marcel Grzanna

Merkel and Li discuss economy and climate protection

By Michael Radunski

19.10.2021_Dessert

By Ning Wang

China labor shortage – HR strategies to remain a competitive employer

The China labor shortage is driving companies to reassess their HR policies to improve worker retention. It is not always a question of financial incentives.

By Redaktion Table