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Feature

China's banks reduce risks

China has been home to the world's largest banks for several years. Time and again, there are warnings of excessive debt and an accumulation of bad loans. While Beijing has recently been criticized from within its own ranks, the US rating agency Fitch has given the all-clear. China has made significant progress in eliminating risks in recent years.

By Redaktion Table

Feature

Biden's aggressive China course

The summit in Alaska could hardly have got off to a worse start. In an astonishingly aggressive manner – and on camera – both sides hurled their differing views at each other. Did Washington deliberately provoke the scandal? Some things point to that.

By Felix Lee

Feature

Foundations and NGOs: concern about CAI sales

In the annexes to the investment agreement between the EU and China, there is also a paragraph dealing with NGOs in the People's Republic. The fact that such a passage can be found in the CAI comes as a surprise to politicians and those affected. Not only is it similar to the already strict NGO law of 2017, but China also reserves the right to fill leading positions with Chinese. There is also criticism of the fact that foreign investment for non-profit projects in China is still prohibited. For more on the impact of the agreement on German and European market participants, see our China.Table analyses on the CAI.

By Amelie Richter

Opinion

Sanctions will not hurt Beijing

The meeting between the US and China in Alaska did not deliver much substance. The approaches of the two interlocutors were too contrasting. China's goal is to ensure that its political model gets a permanent and uncontested seat at a table dominated by liberal democracies. Possible sanctions do not phase Beijing.

By Redaktion Table

Opinion

Hi, Mom – China's golden 80s

How free, full of hope, and carefree the 80s were in China. That's how many Chinese in their fifties and sixties think. The film "Hi, Mom" has triggered a wave of nostalgia. It is a box office hit – and also an image of the times that reflects the nationalistic present, which is overrun by propaganda and performance drills.

By Redaktion Table