Tibet: How many hydropower plants China actually builds
For a quarter of a century, China has been building hydropower plants in Tibet on a piecework basis. The dynamic threatens people and nature alike.
By Marcel Grzanna
For a quarter of a century, China has been building hydropower plants in Tibet on a piecework basis. The dynamic threatens people and nature alike.
By Marcel Grzanna
Another incident at Scarborough Shoal has caused diplomatic turmoil. Meanwhile, Japan wants to pay security aid to the Philippines and strengthen its surveillance capabilities.
By Manuel Changming Liu
The cards of China policy in Berlin will be reshuffled after the snap elections in February 2025. However, the head of the Asia-Pacific Department at the Federal Foreign Office does not expect the country's China strategy to change significantly.
By Amelie Richter
US car manufacturer General Motors (GM) has prepared its shareholders for charges of more than five billion US dollars in the China business. This relates to restructuring costs for the joint venture with SAIC Motors.
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There have recently been suggestions that Trump could bring the EU closer to China. The EU ambassador in Beijing does not expect an immediate change in relations.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Nepal has been a member of the Belt and Road Initiative since 2017, but few collaborations have emerged since then. Now the new prime minister is seeking proximity to China and the New Silk Road.
By Manuel Changming Liu
This year, around four billion low-value parcels arrived in the EU from online stores such as Temu and Shein. The EU Commission is now preparing to tighten regulation.
By Manuel Changming Liu
Stakeholders from relevant German ministries were also invited to the Leopoldina's summit with representatives of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. However, German politicians failed to make an appearance.
By Marcel Grzanna
China will ban the export of gallium, germanium, antimony and other materials with potential military applications to the USA. The measure follows stricter US sanctions on the Chinese chip industry.
By Fabian Peltsch
Chinese chip manufacturers have reacted calmly to the sanctions by the US government. They say that foreign supplies will soon no longer be needed anyway.
By Marcel Grzanna