Economy Minister Robert Habeck's plans to suspend the German Supply Chain Act have triggered a heated debate. Critics accuse him of creating uncertainty where planning security is needed.
By Marcel Grzanna
FAW is breaking new ground in its search for an engine system that can meet China's upcoming environmental regulations. The company works on a new engine system that uses hydrogen, gasoline, and electricity simultaneously, combining three energy sources.
By Christian Domke Seidel
In the newly elected EU Parliament, there will once again be a China delegation. Overall, however, the expertise on China is rather lacking.
By Amelie Richter
The European Commission will likely announce the tariffs on Chinese EVs the day after the EU elections. Beijing's attempts to avert them seem to have failed. Is a new trade war imminent?
By Amelie Richter
Chinese language models lag behind ChatGPT and other Western competitors, although the gap is slowly closing. The reason is the enormous competitive pressure on the Chinese market.
By Jörn Petring
The initiative "The Autonomous" unites industry leaders from various countries in the field of autonomous driving. It aims to create global safety standards and prove that Europe is leading here.
By Christian Domke Seidel
The controversy over China's overcapacity continues to gather pace – including mutual threats of punitive tariffs. In part, this is deliberately driven by Beijing's industrial policy. However, they are also a consequence of weak domestic demand.
By Christiane Kuehl
The US fears that China will circumvent its punitive tariffs on EVs and urges Mexico to restrict Chinese companies' investments. Mexico's leadership wants to keep all options open.
By Redaktion Table
The idea behind town twinning programs is to promote exchange between China and Germany. However, because Germany lacks centralized coordination, China exploits such partnerships to pursue strategic goals. This is the conclusion of a study exclusively available to Table.Briefings.
By Marcel Grzanna
The US Deputy Secretary of the Treasury wants to increase pressure on China due to the country's support for the Russian military. Wally Adeyemo announced that the United States would act soon and urged Europe and Germany also to take action.
By Michael Radunski
