China is becoming a superpower of the elderly. But can a country of the elderly remain a superpower in the long term? In a desperate attempt to counter the demographic crisis, the leadership is resorting to unconventional methods.
By Angela Köckritz
Weak consumption, a lack of economic recovery and Trump's looming presidency are obvious issues that will keep the People's Republic busy in the new year. What else is on Beijing's to-do list for 2025?
By Amelie Richter
Beijing is flexing its muscles against the USA with export restrictions like never before. Observers have long warned of Chinese dominance over critical metals.
By Jörn Petring
Arrests in Hong Kong, an extension of the investigation into dumping allegations against the EU and news from China's state-owned aircraft manufacturer: Here is an overview of the most important news from China between the years.
By Redaktion Table
China.Table presents the best books for the winter. Including: a prime minister's memoirs and a sexually charged iconic book from 1990s China.
By Fabian Peltsch
The magazine "Mang Mang," founded by Chinese exiles, aims to strengthen civil society and network activists worldwide. Engaging in political debates is a privilege that most Chinese have never enjoyed, says one of the creators.
By Fabian Peltsch
Under the new Labour government, Great Britain is attempting to reorganize its relations with the People's Republic. A suspected spy close to the royal family is now making things turbulent.
By Amelie Richter
According to initial assessments, the Green Party has the best offers for a China policy in the election campaign. The chambers of commerce generally wish for better relations.
By Manuel Liu
How are the SPD, Greens and CDU/CSU positioning themselves on China in the upcoming election campaign? And what important items would they implement if they were part of the next German government? Their election manifestos contain important topics relating to foreign policy and dealing with China as an economic competitor.
By Amelie Richter
In 2024, the number of people worldwide who were able to vote was higher than ever before. As an election issue, the People's Republic of China influenced the decisions of billions of people. Beijing also used the super election year to demonstrate its stoic non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries.
By Redaktion Table
