A road stretching around 1,150 kilometers through southwest China is reserved exclusively for hydrogen trucks. The German technology group Bosch has been involved in the state-run mega-project. The German company hopes that Europe will learn from the project.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The USA has stepped up the pressure in the race with China for AI leadership. New guidelines penalize the use of Huawei chips.
By Jörn Petring
Young people from China and Germany live in entirely different worlds, yet they are more similar than almost any previous generation. They grow up with a sense that the golden years could be over.
By Emily Kossak
For years, German companies and politicians believed Chinese competition could not harm Germany. But now the pressure on Europe's core industries is growing. Why Germany has long felt a false sense of security and what needs to happen now.
By Angela Köckritz
Vilnius now openly says that cooperation with Taiwan has fallen far short of expectations. In an interview with Table.Briefings, former Foreign Minister Landsbergis believes in the power of money.
By David Demes
Shortly before the harvest, China's authorities are warning of high temperatures and drought, which could jeopardize wheat production. Climate change is already jeopardizing the economic performance, food supply, and health of the Chinese population. China's adaptation strategy has some gaps.
By Angela Köckritz
Tesla’s sales in China are stagnating – and the US company is falling behind Chinese competitors in the growing market for non-combustion vehicles. The absence of Tesla and other prominent brands from Auto Shanghai bodes ill.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Two Chinese fighters in Ukrainian captivity claim they were recruited through Russian campaigns on the Chinese internet. Beijing denies any involvement – but things are not that simple. Between patriotic enthusiasm, Russian propaganda and ironic distance, China's social media offers war enthusiasts a broad stage.
By Fabian Peltsch
The German Council of Science and Humanities recommends a fundamentally new approach to security-related research in light of growing security policy risks. Scientific institutions should be better protected against espionage, unwanted outflow of knowledge and political interference.
By Markus Weisskopf
China and the USA are willing to compromise. However, this respite in the tariff dispute does not solve the problem. There are appeals from the People's Republic to planning-hungry European companies: "Don't rush into anything!"
By Marcel Grzanna
