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Tibet: ICT warnt vor Selbstzensur in Deutschland

Wenige Tage vor der China-Reise von Vizekanzler Lars Klingbeil warnt die International Campaign for Tibet vor „gefährlicher Abhängigkeit“ von der Kommunistischen Partei.

Von Marcel Grzanna

Südsudan: Chinesischer Öl-Konzern steht als Kreditgeber bereit

Die Regierung Südsudans benötigt dringend Geld. Ein staatliches chinesische Öl-Unternehmen steht als Kreditgeber parat. Kritiker füchten ein wachsendes Abhängigkeitsverhältnis.

Von Marcel Grzanna

Klingbeil in China: Suddenly the chancellor’s vanguard

Lars Klingbeil actually only wanted to travel to China for the financial and party dialog. However, as the first representative of the new German government to visit China, expectations of him from the German business community are now particularly high.

Von Julia Fiedler und Amelie Richter

Bundestag: MPs approve first China Commission

The Bundestag has set up a China Commission to examine economic dependencies on Beijing. While the SPD and CDU/CSU speak of an important step, the Greens and the business community are calling for more speed and concrete action.

Von Amelie Richter

Tibet: The ICT warns against self-censorship in Germany

A few days before Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil’s trip to China, the International Campaign for Tibet warns of “dangerous dependence” on the Communist Party.

Von Marcel Grzanna

Johnny Erling: With family doctors instead of “barefoot doctors” into the realm of 80-year-olds

The general life expectancy of the Chinese is expected to rise to 80 years in the next five years. This was unthinkable when “barefoot doctors” were still treating farmers.

Von Johnny Erling

South Sudan: Chinese oil company stands ready as lender

The government of South Sudan urgently needs money. A state-owned Chinese oil company is standing by as a lender. Critics fear a growing relationship of dependency.

Von Marcel Grzanna

Dessert

Von Redaktion Table

Customs reform: Exemption limit to be abolished as early as 2026 thanks to temporary solution

EU finance ministers agreed in Brussels to abolish the duty-free limit of EUR 150. A technical solution is to be provided as early as 2026 to introduce a fee on low-value parcels.

Von Janos Allenbach-Ammann

Nexperia: Niederlande wollen Einigung in Peking

Im Streit um chinesische Exportkontrollen von Halbleitern des niederländischen Herstellers Nexperia reist eine Regierungsdelegation aus Den Haag nächste Woche nach Peking.

Von Marcel Grzanna