The climate conference in Dubai ends with a "historic" consensus that, among other things, sets out the global fossil fuel phase-out. But this will only work if many people believe in it and join in. From now on, goodwill will be needed everywhere.
By Bernhard Pötter
China's exports have risen for the first time in six months. In November, exports increased by 0.5 percent compared to the same month last year, defying analysts' expectations of further declines.
By Felix Lee
Taiwan's Foreign Minister Joseph Wu sees his country already at war with China. Germany and the West play a crucial role in this. In an interview with Felix Lee, Wu explains why a meeting with Foreign Minister Baerbock would be a necessary next step in relations.
By Felix Lee
At COP28, the USA and 21 other countries have signed a declaration on tripling nuclear power capacity by 2050, a step intended to help achieve the climate targets.
By Markus Grabitz
The USA has pledged three billion US dollars to the Green Climate Fund. US Vice President Kamala Harris announced this on Saturday in Dubai at COP28, although Washington's pledges are not always considered reliable.
By Lukas Knigge
With the death of Henry Kissinger, an era in the relations between China and the USA comes to an end. Beijing honors him as a "highly esteemed old friend". This reflects not only recognition but also criticism of the current US government.
By Michael Radunski
Kevin Rudd is a top politician, diplomat, and sinologist. In a conversation with Nana Brink and Felix Lee, the former Australian Prime Minister emphasizes that China must pay a high price – politically, militarily and economically – for any attempt to reclaim Taiwan by force.
By Nana Brink
At the Foreign Policy Forum hosted by the Koerber Foundation, the shifting world order and current crises were central topics. Germany's dwindling assertiveness towards China was repeatedly brought up.
By Michael Radunski
For Taiwan, she is the de facto ambassador to the US. For China, she is an "independence fanatic." Hsiao Bi-khim could soon become Taiwan's vice president.
By Michael Radunski
Taiwan's election campaign is entering the decisive phase. Lai Ching-te of the DPP, who is leading in the polls, has presented his candidate for vice president: Hsiao Bi-khim. The 52-year-old is regarded as a foreign policy expert with excellent relations with the USA. Beijing reacted with harsh threats.
By Michael Radunski
