Brazil is proving to be an important partner for Beijing in the trade war with the US. However, despite growing economic integration, Brazil keeps a safe distance from the second-largest largest economy. Europe and India could benefit.
By Leonardo Pape
During a state visit to Egypt, China's Premier called for deeper strategic coordination between the two countries.
By Ning Wang
With China's modernization, entire professions are disappearing. This is not a new phenomenon, as a look at the archives shows.
By Johnny Erling
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi used his trip to the ASEAN summit in Malaysia to exchange views with Japan's Foreign Minister Iwaya. Shortly after their meeting, the latter warned against Japan becoming too dependent on the US.
By Leonardo Pape
Czech authorities have banned the use of the Chinese AI model DeepSeek due to security concerns.
By Ning Wang
In her award-winning documentary “Walk the Line”, Wei Du accompanied a group of people from China who, despite their higher education and wealth, fled to the United States via dangerous routes. In this interview, the journalist talks about a generation without prospects, dangerous trafficking routes and the fallout from Trump's return.
By Fabian Peltsch
The decarbonization mandate is putting international shipbuilders under pressure – especially China as a major maritime power. Progressive hidden champions from Germany offer technologies that Chinese shipbuilders are desperately looking for.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Expectations for the upcoming EU-China summit in Beijing are low. Growing trade disputes, the war in Ukraine and new transatlantic alliances are putting relations to the test. Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Europe also failed to bring about any rapprochement.
By Amelie Richter, Till Hoppe and Stephan Israel