Beijing-based manufacturer BOE plans to build a new production facility for OLED displays in Chengdu. The aim is to help make China the leading global supplier.
By Fabian Peltsch
Military representatives from the United States and China met in Washington. The discussions primarily revolved around Taiwan and the upcoming elections over the weekend. Beijing is unwilling to compromise.
By Michael Radunski
Xi Jinping has advocated for better relations between China and the United States beyond the political and economic tensions between the two nations. In a letter to long-time acquaintance Sarah Lande from Muscatine, Iowa, US President Xi Jinping encouraged more personal exchanges between the two superpowers.
By Michael Radunski
While Volkswagen and Toyota still rank among the top ten auto companies for gasoline-powered vehicles in China, they are increasingly falling behind in the EV sector.
By Michael Radunski
A satellite launch from China caused a stir in Taiwan shortly before the election. The reason was a warning message which, in the English translation, spoke of a military missile flying overhead. The incident shows the high level of tension.
By Christiane Kuehl
Eisai and Biogen have now received approval for their new Alzheimer's drug, Leqembi, in China. Around 10 million people in the People's Republic suffer from the disease. The drug is not yet sold in Europe.
By Redaktion Table
While the anti-corruption campaign in the People's Liberation Army is underway, President Xi Jinping has already set his sights on the next sectors: In a speech, he called for increased investigations into the financial and pharmaceutical sectors.
By Christiane Kuehl
The Ministry of Justice claims to have found a way to identify senders of data transfers between Apple devices. This has already prevented the exchange of data in the Beijing subway.
By Redaktion Table
With a 62 percent increase in car exports last year, the People's Republic has become the world's largest car exporter – for the third year of growth in a row.
By Redaktion Table
Chinese electric car manufacturers could flood Europe with their vehicles. However, a shortage of cargo ships is now causing an unexpected bottleneck.
By Marcel Grzanna
