The telecommunications behemoth is gearing up to unveil an even faster mobile internet, a full portfolio of 5.5G technology. In its quest for customers, Huawei is particularly focusing on the Middle East in addition to China.
By Jörn Petring
So far, the foreign policy lines of breakaway left-wing politician Wagenknecht are only vaguely emerging. However, What is evident is great sympathy for Russia and, subsequently, China. The new chairwoman is clearly in favor of close economic relations with China.
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The world's first electric personal drone has received its general use license in China. The EH-216 made by EHang could soon enter trial operation in Shenzhen in southern China. No other country promotes the new industry as strongly as China.
By Frank Sieren
China celebrated the tenth anniversary of the global infrastructure initiative at the third Belt and Road Forum in Beijing last week. And once again, attendance from Africa was high. The meeting also offered some surprising innovations.
By Andreas Sieren
Solar modules are piling up in Europe's warehouses, many of them from China. An export boom from the People's Republic to Europe resulted in a dramatic price fall, threatening European producers. They are calling on Brussels for help.
By Christiane Kuehl
German politicians have explicitly promised to promote expertise on China. But instead of creating more programs, money and staff are being cut from existing ones. And the once-committed private foundations have also suspended their programs.
By Felix Lee
Beijing's reaction to the Hamas attack sparks anger and disappointment in Israel. Gedaliah Afterman spoke with Michael Radunski about the reasons behind China's behavior and the consequences it will have on relations between the two countries. Moreover, the renowned China expert from Reichman University in Herzliya points out where Beijing could play a positive role.
By Michael Radunski
The Battery Regulation is meant to create a circular economy in Europe and reduce dependencies. This affects Chinese companies in particular, but the latter also see an opportunity in the new regulation.
By Christian Domke Seidel
Reports of forced labor are now also coming from China's coastal provinces: Uyghurs, but also North Koreans, are being forced to process fish and seafood for the European market. The transfer of these workers is part of a system researchers call the "camp-to-labor pipeline."
By Marcel Grzanna
In the Israel-Hamas conflict, China positions itself against the West. While Beijing claims to be neutral, it shows greater sympathy for the Palestinians and refrains from criticizing Hamas but expresses concern about Israel. China's perspective is not unique within the BRICS nations, especially with the inclusion of new members starting in January.
By Frank Sieren
