China's cyberspace administration has summoned the lifestyle app Xiaohongshu. The platform, which has around 320 million users, is accused of neglecting its responsibility when moderating content.
By Fabian Peltsch
A white paper published by the China Chamber of International Commerce highlights new localization developments by German companies in China. In many cases, their strategy is shifting towards an approach of "in China for China, plus in China for the world."
By Leonardo Pape
The Bundestag has lifted the immunity of AfD MP Maximilian Krah and authorized searches. Krah is under investigation for money laundering and bribery. He is alleged to have received money from China.
By Ning Wang
With the takeover of MediaMarkt and Saturn, the e-commerce group JD intends to make the largest acquisition in its history in Europe. Their parent company is now recommending that its shareholders accept the offer.
By Ning Wang
In a meeting with his Chinese counterpart, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth assured him that the US was not seeking a "regime change or strangulation" of China.
By Leonardo Pape
Although China is investing huge sums in renewable energies, coal and nuclear power plants, the country is dependent on enormous energy imports. But this could soon change, as an analysis by the Boston Consulting Group shows.
By Christian Domke Seidel
China sharply criticizes Israel's attack on Qatar – and points to the "unbalanced actions of external powers" in the Middle East.
By Fabian Peltsch
19 people were killed in protests against the government in Nepal. Beijing hopes to restore social order. Nepal has increasingly turned towards China politically in recent years.
By Leonardo Pape
In two to three years, BYD wants to manufacture e-cars entirely in Europe. In the short term, however, China's industry leader is relying on the success of its plug-in hybrids.
By Fabian Peltsch
