In an effort to boost its foreign business, the Chinese state-owned automaker SAIC is expanding its overseas operations by purchasing 14 transport ships, laying the foundation for increased export figures.
By Marcel Grzanna
As numerous shipping companies avoid the route through the Gulf of Aden due to concerns about attacks by Houthi rebels, a Chinese enterprise steps in to address the gap.
By Marcel Grzanna
On Monday, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) released a paper intended to provide guidance for academic exchanges with China. The document also highlights a concerning decline in collaborations between Germany and China.
By Amelie Richter
While China's Premier Li Qiang advocates international cooperation in Davos, a Merics survey reveals that trust in China's willingness for a pragmatic approach with the West is low. Taiwan remains a significant concern.
By Marcel Grzanna
China is gaining increasing influence in the energy sector across the five Central Asian states. The European Parliament urges the European Commission to advance cooperation with these countries.
By Amelie Richter
In its mandate, the European Parliament is pushing for more involvement in budgetary and fiscal policy. It wants to receive the relevant documents "at the same time and under the same conditions" as the Council.
By Max Mustermann
According to a draft of the European carbon management strategy, the EU Commission is planning to establish an internal carbon market. The industrial use of captured carbon is also to be expanded.
By Lukas Knigge
The EU Parliament is calling for stricter transparency rules for NGOs. If they receive EU funds, the parliamentarians want them to disclose in detail exactly where these funds go. This is intended to counteract corruption.
By Markus Grabitz
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has justified the release of billions in EU funds for Hungary. She said: "Hungary has delivered what the Commission asked for."
By Markus Grabitz
Some MEPs call for a reform of the EU Public Procurement Directive. The current rules are not suitable for exploiting the potential of socially responsible procurement.
By Nicolas Heronymus
