BlackRock employees will no longer be allowed to take company laptops to China. The nervousness surrounding business trips to China is currently growing.
By Emily Kossak
Before the start of the EU-China summit, the Chinese Foreign Ministry criticizes the new Russia sanctions. These also affect China.
By Emily Kossak
Ahead of the EU-China summit, Lai Ching-te appeals to shared values. He warned that the EU and Taiwan are both confronted with information manipulation and infiltration from outside.
By Emily Kossak
Despite political restrictions, Mikko Huotari, Executive Director of the Mercator Institute for China Studies (MERICS), was able to visit research institutes in Beijing. According to Huotari, it is still unclear at this point whether the entry restrictions against think tank employees have been completely lifted.
By Fabian Peltsch
China's exports of antimony and germanium have fallen to a record low. This may be due to transhipment to other countries in order to circumvent export restrictions.
By Emily Kossak
The Mao Chenyue case has the potential to shake the trust of foreign companies in China. The Foreign Ministry stressed that this was an isolated case.
By Emily Kossak
German car manufacturers continue to be under pressure in China: The issue this time is a luxury tax on expensive cars, which is intended to boost the business of Chinese manufacturers.
By Emily Kossak
The Central Military Commission has announced plans to reform the military. The goal is to restore its reputation, following recent cases of corruption.
By Emily Kossak
Speculators are taking advantage of new political regulations and the pressure on the ailing property market in order to make a quick buck with discounted real estate. Official statistics do not record these transactions.
By Angela Köckritz
With the 18th sanctions package, the EU wants to put Russia under pressure. For the first time, the sanctions list includes two smaller Chinese banks that are alleged to have helped Moscow circumvent the sanctions.
By Viktor Funk
