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Hamburg Wirtschaft Container Terminal Tollerort Der Container Terminal Tollerort CTT im Hamburger Hafen. Nach Willen der Hamburger Stadtregierung und Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz SPD, ehem. Hamburger Buergermeister sollen 24,9 Prozent des Tochterunternehmens der Hamburger Hafen und Logistik Aktiengesellschaft HHLA an die chinesische Staatsreederei Cosco verkauft werden. Im Bild: Das Containerschiff CSCL PACIFIC OCEAN der Reederei Cosco am Terminal Tollerort. 28.10.2022, Hamburg *** Hamburg Economy Container Terminal Tollerort The Container Terminal Tollerort CTT in the Port of Hamburg According to the will of the Hamburg city government and Chancellor Olaf Scholz SPD, former Mayor of Hamburg, 24.9 percent of the subsidiary of Hambur
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Ver.di in wage dispute with Cosco

The Ver.di union accuses Cosco Shipping in Hamburg of wage violations because the Chinese shipping company wants its containers to be secured by its own seafarers. At least, that's the apparent issue. Because behind the dispute lies a political matter.

By Christian Domke Seidel

The World Largest Newly Built Container Ship MSC MARIELLA Started Sea Trials SUZHOU, CHINA - JUNE 6, 2023 - MSC MARIELLA, the world s largest newly built container ship, starts its sea trial with the help of tug boats in Suzhou, Jiangsu province, China, June 6, 2023. MSC MARIELLA has a total length of 399.99 meters, a width of 61.3 meters, a deck area of 24,000 square meters, equivalent to 3.3 standard football fields, a maximum pile of container layers of 25 stories, equivalent to the height of 22 stories, and can load a record 24,346 20-foot standard containers at a time. Suzhou Jiangsu China PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxFRA Copyright: xCFOTOx originalFilename: 1030735647st.jpg
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Port stake through the back door

Cosco was barred from acquiring a stake in a German port terminal with voting rights. But now its equally large competitor MSC is even allowed to acquire half of the entire port operator HHLA. MSC, however, is not only suspected of being involved in mafia-like operations, but also has growing ties with China. This is revealed by a secret meeting in Shanghai. Even a formal alliance with Cosco is under discussion.

By Frank Sieren

Cosco Hamburg Vollzug
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Cosco stake in Hamburg: Deal has still not been closed

The acquisition of a stake in the Hamburg container terminal Tollerort by the Chinese Cosco Group has not yet been sealed, even after the decision deadline has expired. Talks about details are still ongoing behind closed doors.

By Christiane Kuehl

Hamburg Wirtschaft Container Terminal Tollerort Der Container Terminal Tollerort CTT im Hamburger Hafen. Nach Willen der Hamburger Stadtregierung und Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz SPD, ehem. Hamburger Buergermeister sollen 24,9 Prozent des Tochterunternehmens der Hamburger Hafen und Logistik Aktiengesellschaft HHLA an die chinesische Staatsreederei Cosco verkauft werden. Im Bild: Das Containerschiff CSCL PACIFIC OCEAN der Reederei Cosco am Terminal Tollerort. 28.10.2022, Hamburg *** Hamburg Economy Container Terminal Tollerort The Container Terminal Tollerort CTT in the Port of Hamburg According to the will of the Hamburg city government and Chancellor Olaf Scholz SPD, former Mayor of Hamburg, 24.9 percent of the subsidiary of Hambur
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China skepticism becomes mainstream

The partial sale of the Hamburg port terminal marked a tipping point in the perception of China by the German public. Concerns about growing dependence now reached segments of the population for whom Beijing's industrial policy previously meant nothing more than boring news in the business section. Olaf Scholz also takes this baggage with him on his first trip to China as German Chancellor.

By Marcel Grzanna

Jörg Wuttke, Präsident der EU-Handelskammer in China
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'Xi Jinping now gathered all the yes-men'

Joerg Wuttke, President of the EU Chamber of Commerce in China, considers Xi Jinping's new leadership team an echo chamber without any objections. For Xi, security and stability are now more important than market economy and innovation. For this very reason, he believes it is now more important than ever to speak with China. He considers Chancellor Olaf Scholz's visit to Beijing, as well as the sale of shares in the Port of Hamburg, to be sensible and important. Frank Sieren spoke with Wuttke.

By Frank Sieren

Cosco Einstieg Hamburger Hafen
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Cosco entry comes at a high political price for Scholz

Against all odds, Scholz pushed through the port deal with Cosco in Hamburg. This cost him significant political capital in the governing coalition and the federal states. He even angered the city's sinologists, who are usually rather reserved on political issues. Meanwhile, business representatives warn against "China-bashing".

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Port dispute is just the beginning

Following China.Table's exclusive coverage of a compromise on Cosco's stake in the port of Hamburg, the discussion about Chinese investments is heating up. Politicians of various groups are calling for more distance from China. Meanwhile, the Port of Duisburg also has to answer for its relationship with Cosco.

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Wolkenlücken über dem Hafen 22.10.2022, DEU, Deutschland, Hamburg: Die Sonne strahlt durch eine Lücke zwischen dunklen Wolken auf Containerbrücken im Hamburger Hafen. Der geplante Verkauf von Teilen des Hamburger Hafens an den chinesischen Staatskonzern Cosco sorgt für Diskussionen auf Bundesebene. Hamburg Hamburg Deutschland *** Gaps in clouds over the port 22 10 2022, DEU, Germany, Hamburg The sun shines through a gap between dark clouds on container gantry cranes in the Port of Hamburg The planned sale of parts of the Port of Hamburg to the Chinese state-owned company Cosco is causing discussions at the federal level Hamburg Hamburg Germany
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Chancellor's office shies away from decision in Hamburg port dispute

The dispute over the planned stake of the Chinese state-owned company Cosco in a container terminal at the Port of Hamburg is coming to a head. Both the Green Party and the opposition increase the pressure on Chancellor Olaf Scholz. But it appears he wants to sit out the conflict.

By Michael Radunski