Jens Ruebbert – Veteran of the German-Asian banking scene
Before Jens Ruebbert became Head of Asia at LBBW, he worked for Deutsche Bank from Beijing for five years. His outlook for China is positive.
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Before Jens Ruebbert became Head of Asia at LBBW, he worked for Deutsche Bank from Beijing for five years. His outlook for China is positive.
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As Germany's Deputy Ambassador to the EU, Helen Winter handles almost all topics concerning businesses. Throughout her extensive career, she has also been deeply involved in foreign trade – with remarkable parallels to current debates.
By Manuel Berkel
As a student, Theresa Huemmer had one big wish: going abroad, preferably far away. She discovered her love of East Asia in South Korea – and ended up in Taiwan. Today, she heads the Goethe Institute in Taipei.
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Thomas Geisel wants to start a new chapter in his political career and enter the European Parliament for the Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW). He sees the European Union primarily as an economic project.
By Clara Baldus
The economic policy expert Markus Pieper (CDU) has been a Member of the European Parliament for 20 years. Now, he has been appointed as the first SME Representative of the EU Commission. In his next mandate, he will work to streamline bureaucracy for small and medium-sized enterprises.
By Markus Grabitz
As the head of the East Asia department at the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Andrea Hideg represents German companies in China.
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Poland's new Minister of Climate and Environment is tasked with the long-neglected coal phase-out. There is a lack of financial resources and compromises must be found in Polands large government coalition.
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Gyde Jensen calls for a critical approach when dealing with China. She says the democratic world is still taking China's plans too lightly. The FDP politician is leading by example – and is feeling the consequences.
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Although Zheng Qinwen did not win the Australian Open trophy, she is still celebrated. However, the young tennis star faces a constant balancing act in light of the entanglements between sport and politics in China.
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Argentina's Celeste Saulo has been Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization since the beginning of the year. She believes the world stands at the intersection of inequality and climate change and is committed to greater cooperation within the organization.
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