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Philipp Ackermann: 'The German economy feels at home in India'

In view of the tense relationship with China, Berlin is looking towards India with increasing interest. The German ambassador, Philipp Ackermann, talks in an interview about the country's sufficient potential and willingness to further increase trade with Germany. Like Germany, the world's most populous country has maneuvered itself into becoming too dependent on China in some sectors.

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Frederick Fooy: How Sweden fights disinformation

Sweden established a state agency two years ago to combat disinformation and "psychological warfare." China and Russia in particular have intensified their propaganda activities abroad. Fortunately, it is not always well coordinated, as Frederick Fooy from the Psychological Defense Agency (PDA) explains.

Von Fabian Peltsch

'The question for many companies is: Is the reward still worth the risk?'

In a position paper, the EU Chamber of Commerce in China speaks of a "tipping point." Challenges such as a flagging economy, regulatory hurdles and a politicized business environment create uncertainty. But there are also positive developments, says Adam Dunnett, Secretary General of the European Chamber of Commerce in China.

Von Lukas Knigge

'The world order is changing before our eyes'

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation will meet in Pakistan this week. China's power in this organization is growing, and it is increasingly becoming a security policy instrument for the Chinese government in the world, says Sören Urbansky, a professor at Ruhr University who researches the relationship between Russia and China.

Von Angela Köckritz

'The question for many companies is: Is the reward still worth the risk?'

In a position paper, the EU Chamber of Commerce in China speaks of a "tipping point." Challenges such as a flagging economy, regulatory hurdles and a politicized business environment create uncertainty. But there are also positive developments, says Adam Dunnett, Secretary General of the European Chamber of Commerce in China.

Von Amelie Richter