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Economist Huang Yasheng: 'More and more people blame the system.'

Economist Huang Yasheng believes China’s economy is in serious trouble. That is why, he argues, Beijing is better off using its leverage over rare earths now rather than keeping it as a trump card for a potential conflict. In an interview with Table.Briefings, Huang explains why China’s leadership is struggling to reform its economic model.

By Angela Köckritz

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Chip design software: US halts exports to China.

The US government has issued new export controls targeting semiconductor design software suppliers. The measures, aimed at exports to China, reportedly also cover semiconductor-related chemicals, butane and ethane, machine tools and aerospace equipment.

By Leonardo Pape

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Cooperation: China deepens partnership with Indonesia.

China's head of government Li Qiang called for closer cooperation with Indonesia in Jakarta. For Beijing, good relations with the ASEAN states are an essential element in the global trade dispute.

By Marcel Grzanna

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Li Chenggang: China's chief negotiator in the tariff dispute

Li had just been appointed as the country’s new trade representative. At the US-China Economic Summit in Switzerland, the seasoned diplomat successfully demonstrated his negotiation skills. In the coming weeks, he will play a prominent role in shaping Sino-American relations.

By Redaktion Table

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Customs data: New figures point to trade route diversion.

China exported more than expected in April despite the announced US tariffs. This could strengthen Beijing's negotiating position in the short term. However, the import data does not bode well for China's domestic consumption.

By Manuel Liu

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Trump's tariffs: Commission prepares for prolonged conflict.

Hopes are fading in the EU that the US President will largely withdraw his tariffs. In that case, the Europeans could target US goods worth EUR 95 billion euros. Meanwhile, Trump and Starmer announce a trade agreement.

By Till Hoppe