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Hamburg Wirtschaft Container Terminal Tollerort Der Container Terminal Tollerort CTT im Hamburger Hafen. Nach Willen der Hamburger Stadtregierung und Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz SPD, ehem. Hamburger Buergermeister sollen 24,9 Prozent des Tochterunternehmens der Hamburger Hafen und Logistik Aktiengesellschaft HHLA an die chinesische Staatsreederei Cosco verkauft werden. Im Bild: Das Containerschiff CSCL PACIFIC OCEAN der Reederei Cosco am Terminal Tollerort. 28.10.2022, Hamburg *** Hamburg Economy Container Terminal Tollerort The Container Terminal Tollerort CTT in the Port of Hamburg According to the will of the Hamburg city government and Chancellor Olaf Scholz SPD, former Mayor of Hamburg, 24.9 percent of the subsidiary of Hambur

Ver.di in wage dispute with Cosco

The Ver.di union accuses Cosco Shipping in Hamburg of wage violations because the Chinese shipping company wants its containers to be secured by its own seafarers. At least, that's the apparent issue. Because behind the dispute lies a political matter.

By Christian Domke Seidel

Earthquake: Rescue efforts make rapid progress

The worst earthquake in China in almost a decade is a tragedy for those affected. However, it is clear that the authorities have learned a lot since the big 2008 Wenchuan quake that killed over 70,000 people.

By Jörn Petring

Beijing faces a choice: influence or stability in Myanmar

Civil war is raging on the border between Myanmar and China. Traditionally, China has sided with the military junta. But this time, Beijing hesitates to support the military. The focus is on economic interests, geostrategy and online scams.

By Michael Radunski

Japan's pragmatic version of value-based diplomacy

Germany is not the only country to pursue a values-based foreign policy, with democracy and human rights at its core. However, the results in the Land of the Rising Sun are also meager. Ultimately, the Japanese aim to separate themselves from China.

By Redaktion Table

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IfW study: decoupling is bearable

The IfW has simulated the "Cold War 2.0" scenario. If trade between Germany and China were to come to a standstill, an economic shock would ensue. However, it could be weathered within a few years.

By Felix Lee

VW volkswagen

Employees feel uneasy about VW Xinjiang audit

The plant audit in Xinjiang was supposed to provide clarity, but failed. Most recently, even employees of the audit company distanced themselves from the results. As long as VW continues to produce in Urumqi, forced labor will likely remain an issue.

By Redaktion Table

Serbia moves towards Beijing with trade agreement

Serbia is the most problematic among the EU accession candidates when it comes to China. President Aleksandar Vučić recently signed a free trade agreement with Beijing. The EU has little influence on this.

By Amelie Richter

Pinduoduo overtakes Alibaba

A young competitor is challenging the Chinese online giant Alibaba. Now Pinduoduo has even overtaken the previous top dog in terms of market capitalization. Alibaba founder Jack Ma praises the attacker – and demands more commitment from his own team.

By Jörn Petring

Chances of a larger economic stimulus package increase

The Central Economic Work Conference has convened – and shifted the focus of economic policy. An increase in government debt indicates that Beijing now wants to kick-start the sluggish economy with additional spending after all.

By Redaktion Table