Violent attacks against foreigners occurred in various parts of the country in June. One reason for the violence against foreigners is the government's nationalist propaganda – which now attempts to portray the attacks as isolated incidents.
By Redaktion Table
Top bankers in China will no longer be allowed to earn more than 380,000 euros a year. The measures will likely go down well with parts of the population. However, there are signs of discontent among business representatives.
By Jörn Petring
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán travels to Beijing and calls it "Peace Mission 3.0". Brussels is highly irritated after just a few days of the Hungarian Council Presidency – and is increasingly concerned about Orbán's actions.
By Michael Radunski
Get to know the "Top of the Table": the 100 pivotal figures in the international climate scene. Selected by the Climate.Table editorial team across ten categories, from politics to administration, consulting, think tanks, foundations, and NGOs. Today: the most important personalities from society. Here's the overview.
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The parliamentary elections have resulted in an unclear majority, and now the search for a solution begins. As the winner of the election, the left-wing alliance wants to propose a prime minister. However, various scenarios are possible.
By Claire Stam
The former ID group will be merged into the new "Patriots for Europe" group. It will be joined by the Hungarian Fidesz, the Czech Ano movement and Vox from Spain as the second strongest group.
By Markus Grabitz
In the dispute over the financing of global climate action, demands are growing louder that emerging markets like China should also contribute. A study reveals surprising results: Countries in the Global South are apparently paying more than previously thought.
By Bernhard Pötter
In the run-up to the important Third Plenum of the Central Committee, Chinese economists advocate more demand policy and, thus, more consumption. This is in contrast to the current policy of ever-increasing investment.
By Christiane Kuehl
Viktor Orbán is on a "peace mission 3.0" in Beijing. Hungary's Prime Minister wants to end the war in Ukraine. The problem: Orbán's visit reinforces his role as a divider in the EU and an important supporter of Beijing.
By Michael Radunski
As an unexpected surprise, the left-wing coalition emerges victorious from the second round of the parliamentary elections in France. However, it did not achieve an absolute majority. It remains to be seen who will form the future government.
By Claire Stam
