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German Companies Ignore Major Risks in China - HECTOR RETAMAL / AFP

Business As Usual German Companies Ignore Major Risks in China

Critics like Economy Minister Robert Habeck are warning Germany's industrial giants from becoming too dependent on Beijing. But it seems many haven't the learned the lesson from Russia of the perils of doing business with autocratic countries.

The Omnipotence of China's Xi Jinping - Illustration: Nigel Buchanan / DER SPIEGEL

"Chairman of Everything" The Omnipotence of China's Xi Jinping

He has transformed his country into a surveillance state, isolated it from the rest of the world during the pandemic and expanded his foreign policy. Now, China's Xi Jinping is set to become ruler for life. Why is he so beloved by his people? By Georg Fahrion und Christoph Giesen in Beijing

The Train to Dependence on China - Thomas Cristofoletti / DER SPIEGEL

Laos and the New Silk Road The Train to Dependence on China

Since December, Laos has been home to a new high-speed rail connection connecting the capital to China. It is a boon for many in the poor, Southeast Asian country, but is it a luxury it can really afford? By Maria Stöhr and Thomas Christofoletti (Photos) in Laos

Germany and the End of Globalization - Mario Tama / Getty Images

Prosperity Under Pressure Germany and the End of Globalization

The number of democratic countries around the world is shrinking steadily, and autocratic countries are registering more patents than the West. A new era is dawning – and it could have dramatic consequences for our work, our money and our lives.

It's Time for German Executives to Reexamine Their Ties to China - [M] DER SPIEGEL / STR / AFP; Xinjiang Police Files

Beijing's Human Rights Violations It's Time for German Executives to Reexamine Their Ties to China A DER SPIEGEL Editorial by Simon Hage

Germany's dependency on China is becoming increasingly problematic. The Xinjiang Police Files, which document more clearly than ever the human rights violations taking place in far-western China, show that German politicians and executives must act.

"Xi Is, Along with Putin, the Most Dangerous Man in the World" - STR / AFP

A Half Century after Nixon's Visit to China "Xi Is, Along with Putin, the Most Dangerous Man in the World"

Former U.S. diplomat Winston Lord participated in the momentous 1972 meeting between President Richard Nixon and Chinese leader Mao Zedong. In an interview, he examines the current state of the relationship between the superpowers and discusses what should be done about Taiwan. Interview Conducted by Bernhard Zand in New York

Experts Demand Suspension of EU-China Investment Deal - JOHANNA GERON / REUTERS

Human Rights Concerns Experts Demand Suspension of EU-China Investment Deal

More than a hundred experts are demanding an end to the EU-China investment agreement, DER SPIEGEL has learned. They name serious human rights violations and the suppression of democracy movements in China as the reasons. By Maik Baumgärtner und Ann-Katrin Müller

How Xi Jinping Has Transformed China - Fu Qiang / Costfoto / Sipa USA / ddp images

The Dawn of the Dragon How Xi Jinping Has Transformed China

In 2012, Xi Jinping took office as the head of the Communist Party at the same time Bernhard Zand become DER SPIEGEL's correspondent in Beijing. Before leaving the country, he traveled all across the nation to measure how the Chinese people are faring today. By Bernhard Zand

China Won't Save Us This Time - KEVIN FRAYER / GETTY IMAGES

A Weary Superpower China Won't Save Us This Time

With massive investments around the world, China helped to prop up the global economy after the 2008 financial crisis. But this time around, the country is busy taking care of itself. By Georg Fahrion in Beijing

China Eases Back Toward Normality Three Months after Outbreak - GETTY IMAGES

It's Not Over Yet China Eases Back Toward Normality Three Months after Outbreak

Twelve weeks after the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic in China, leaders in Beijing are gradually reopening the country. But how can they be sure their decision won't backfire? By Bernhard Zand in Beijing

China Pressures Foreign Companies to Fall In Line on Protests - Carmen Jaspersen/ picture alliance/ dpa

'Change Through Trade Has Failed' China Pressures Foreign Companies to Fall In Line on Protests

To help end the protests in Hong Kong, the Chinese government is pressuring foreign companies doing business in the country to toe the official position. Any firm that doesn't can expect punishment -- and even ostensibly progressive German conglomerates are playing along. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

Resistance to Chinese Mobile Provider Grows Among Conservatives - Jason Lee/ REUTERS

The Huawei Dilemma Resistance to Chinese Mobile Provider Grows Among Conservatives

In Germany, the debate is growing in conservative political circles as to whether it should prohibit Chinese network equipment provider Huawei from helping to build the country's 5G network. But at the moment, Berlin doesn't really have any other choice.

Vast Chinese Loans Pose Risks to Developing World - Paula Bronstein/ Getty Images

The World's Bank Vast Chinese Loans Pose Risks to Developing World

China is the largest creditor in the world, funding infrastructure projects in the developing world in exchange for access to raw materials. A new study shows that the risk of a new debt crisis is significant. Von Bartholomäus Grill, Michael Sauga und Bernhard Zand

China's High Seas Ambitions - © Carlos Barria / Reuters/ Reuters

The Maritime Silk Road China's High Seas Ambitions

With its Maritime Silk Road, China is tapping the world's oceans for its own strategic purposes. It's a bold plan that is causing unease in India and the United States -- and also has implications for Europe. Von Bernhard Zand

Beijing's New Silk Road to Europe - Kevin Frayer/ Getty Images

China Heads West Beijing's New Silk Road to Europe

China is building new roads, railroads and pipelines from Central Asia to Europe in an effort to build new connections to the rest of the world. The results may be good for the Chinese -- but less so for the other countries involved. Von Erich Follath

'The Old Model Doesn't Work Anymore' - VPL / Rex Features/ action press

Chinese Billionaire Zhang Xin 'The Old Model Doesn't Work Anymore'

In a SPIEGEL interview, billionaire real estate mogul Zhang Xin discusses the recent market crash, the end of China's building boom and why she views Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg as a role model for the wealthy. Von Bernhard Zand

China Steers Course Between Prestige and Profit - © China Stringer Network / Reut/ REUTERS

Ready for Take-Off China Steers Course Between Prestige and Profit

China's slowing economy has German industry worried about its exports to Asia. But as it goes about beefing up the transportation sector, the country poses a completely different threat in the longer-term. Von Bernhard Zand

The Red Canal Uncertainties Surround Nicaragua's New Waterway Project

Nicaragua is soon to begin construction on a new canal connecting the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean. But even as up to 30,000 people face resettlement, details on the Chinese-funded mega-project remain sparse. Von Jens Gluesing

The Krypton Temple China's Surging Tech Start-Up Scene

A decade ago, the tech scene in China was grim. But these days young start-ups are turning heads and attracting investors from overseas. As their products find success abroad, Chinese entrepreneurs are acting locally, but thinking globally. Von Bernhard Zand

Developing Economies Hit a BRICS Wall - KIM KYUNG-HOON/ REUTERS

Troubled Times Developing Economies Hit a BRICS Wall

Until recently, investors viewed China, Brazil and India as a sure thing. Lately, though, their economies have shown signs of weakness and money has begun flowing back to the West. Worries are mounting the BRICS dream is fading. Von Erich Follath und Martin Hesse

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