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Andrew Methven: Mandarin in real time

With the RealTime Mandarin newsletter, Andrew Methven provides in-depth insights into China's current online debates as well as real-life Chinese lessons. The Briton once discovered his fascination for the country and language on a road trip through China.

By Redaktion Table

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US sanctions against Iran: First Chinese refinery affected.

The US has imposed new sanctions against Iran, targeting a Chinese "tea pot" refinery for the first time. These independent refineries play a key role in importing Iranian oil, which Washington criticizes as a source of funding for Tehran.

By Amelie Richter

Johnny Erling: Is Xi Jinping a Marxist?

Since taking office as leader of the Communist Party, Xi Jinping has had schoolchildren cramming Marxist teachings. Some observers consider the communist fuss to be a facade. However, renowned sinologist and former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd warns that Xi's ideology must be taken seriously.

By Manuel Changming Liu

China expertise: The next German government must invest!

In its election manifesto, the CDU/CSU announced plans to establish "a network for independent China studies." However, independent China studies have existed for a long time, writes Merle Groneweg. The employee of the "China Competence Training Center" and the HU Berlin argues that China competence in Germany should not be reinvented every three years.

By Leonardo Pape

Die "Große Halle des Volkes" - hier findet bis zum 10. März der diesjährige Nationale Volkskongress statt. "Groß" scheint bei den Dimensionen des Tagungsortes noch eine Untertreibung.

China: People's Congress sets low climate targets

Climate action hardly plays a role at the National People's Congress. The Chinese government's Work Report mentions very few new climate targets. Analysts say that Beijing is currently not focusing on lowering emissions.

By Nico Beckert