At its first annual general meeting since splitting from Thyssenkrupp, TKMS announced plans to expand its business in Israel. Facing Finance criticizes the plans as irresponsible.
By Gabriel Bub
Xiaomi has used humanoid robots on an automotive assembly line for the first time. The humanoids worked for three hours straight. Other companies are also pushing ahead with their robotics plans.
By Julia Fiedler
The EU is planning tougher public-procurement rules that prioritize European production. The new Industrial Acceleration Act (IAA) is meant to raise the share of EU-made materials and components.
By Amelie Richter
Created by Chinese journalists, the Journalists Home News Prize serves as a civil-society alternative to state awards. Despite censorship, Chinese reporters still spark debate with investigative work.
By Fabian Peltsch
At a symposium ahead of the Two Sessions, the NDRC consulted with business representatives. It also announced higher prices for gasoline and diesel.
By Redaktion Table
Tax procedures in China are increasingly being handled digitally – saving time and money, officials say.
By Marcel Grzanna
LUCAS is modeled on Iran’s Shahed-136 and is expected to remain in use in the Middle East.
By Nana Brink
Minsk plans to begin domestic production of ammunition for multiple rocket launchers this year and to expand its defense sector more broadly. The regime aims to equip its own forces and to export the weapons.
By Viktor Funk
Emmanuel Macron will present France’s nuclear weapons doctrine on Monday. The focus will be on opportunities for cooperation with key European partners. Conventional systems are playing an increasingly important role in French doctrine.
By Gabriel Bub
