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May 13th, 2024

Solar project in Romania: Why two Chinese consortia withdraw

The EU funds a solar project in Romania. Two Chinese consortia have now withdrawn from the project. There were suspicions of hidden subsidies from Beijing.

By Michael Radunski

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May 13th, 2024

Universities: Why Chinese students abroad are censoring themselves

China's security authorities keep a close eye on their students studying overseas. Students who do not toe the party line are brought to order with threats against their families.

By Marcel Grzanna

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May 13th, 2024

Lithuania: incumbent Nausėda clearly ahead in presidential election

After counting over sixty percent of all constituencies, the incumbent Gitanas Nausėda has been declared the winner. It is unclear whether he will achieve an absolute majority in the first round of voting or whether he will have to run again in two weeks.

By Redaktion Table

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May 13th, 2024

Catalonia election: forecasts point to majority for separatists

Forecasts from Sunday evening point to a narrow majority for the separatist parties in the Catalonian regional elections. Coalition negotiations are likely to be difficult, but the pressure for a second independence referendum is increasing.

By Redaktion Table

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May 12th, 2024

Why BYD is planning a second plant in Europe

The Chinese EV manufacturer BYD plans to build a second assembly plant in Europe. At least that is what BYD Europe head Michael Shu announced. BYD apparently wants to circumvent the EU's planned punitive tariffs on Chinese EV imports.

By Felix Lee

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May 12th, 2024

Real estate bubble: How Country Garden saves itself from its creditors

The overheated real estate market, which accounts for a quarter of China's gross domestic product, has been in crisis for years. Now the highly indebted real estate developer Country Garden has managed to make important interest payments after all – albeit late.

By Felix Lee

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May 12th, 2024

Will Biden impose tariffs on Chinese EVs next week?

The US government could impose further tariffs on electric cars from the People's Republic as early as next week. Medical goods could also be affected.

By Felix Lee

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May 12th, 2024

Fast fashion: Why Shein is aiming to go public in London of all places

After the US denied the Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein a listing in New York, the online retailer is now trying its luck in London.

By Felix Lee

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May 12th, 2024

New President of North Macedonia uses old country name during oath of office

The newly elected President of North Macedonia used the old name "Republic of Macedonia" in her oath of office, which immediately led to criticism from Greece and Brussels.

By Redaktion Table

Peter Liese (CDU) will im Europawahlkampf den Erhalt von Arbeitsplätzen in den Vordergrund stellen.

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May 12th, 2024

Agricultural ETS: Liese believes debate on CO2 price for farmers is premature

It is likely to be one of the most contentious issues of the next EU legislature: How to deal with emissions from agriculture? Some advocate for a CO2 price for the sector. Peter Liese of the EPP believes this debate is premature.

By Lukas Knigge