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Marcel Grzanna

Marcel Grzanna Published: July 7th, 2024

‘If we don’t change our China policy, we will pay dearly’

Mr. Fulda, in your book “Germany and China: How Entanglement Undermines Freedom, Prosperity and Security,” you identify the paradigm of “change through trade” as the driving force behind the unconditional entanglement of German elites with the People’s Republic of China. Why is that?Paradigms such as “change through trade” and Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s “interdependence and integration” were […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: July 1st, 2024

Hong Kong: Why the anniversary celebrations received little attention

The cultural events marking the 27th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover to the People’s Republic of China have met with little response from the city’s citizens. A four-day event in the centrally located Victoria Park registered low visitor numbers.For the first time since the Covid pandemic, Victoria Park was once again permitted as a venue […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: July 1st, 2024

Red Youth: Where the Communist Party loses popularity

The Chinese Communist Party once again recorded fewer members among the under-30s last year. The number of young people in the Party shrank again by 23,000 to around 12.4 million. The year before, there were even 189,000 fewer in the under-30 age group.Nevertheless, the Party is likely to break the 100 million member mark towards […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: July 1st, 2024

02.07.2024_Editorial_

When it comes to de-risking, the questions we ask ourselves are always the same: Do we want to leave the development of critical infrastructure to Chinese companies? Do we want to make our digital or green transformation dependent on Chinese companies?The cleantech risk analysis by the European Council on Foreign Relations, which is available to […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: June 24th, 2024

25.06.2024_Editorial_

There is movement in the dispute over the EU Commission’s countervailing duties on electric vehicle imports from China. Before they come into force on July 4, both sides want to go into a closed session to see whether and how the European tariff increases can still be averted.German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is pleased “that the […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: June 17th, 2024

18.06.2024_Editorial_

Mere days after the EU announced extra tariffs on Chinese electric cars, the People’s Republic retaliated as expected: China launched an anti-dumping investigation into European pork and its by-products, Amelie Richter reports.The move is neither surprising nor should it scare the Europeans. Rattling is part of the trade, and in the end, Beijing has to […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: June 17th, 2024

18.06.2024_Personalien

Jun Ma took over the position of Senior Director Market Development at China Mobile Europe in June. Ma has already helped shape Huawei’s expansion in Europe. He worked for the tech group for five years at various European locations, including Bonn.Moritz Schlink has been a Project Assistant in the Greater China & Mongolia and South […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: June 17th, 2024

18.06.2024_Dessert_

Silencing critics is part of the Communist Party’s long-term strategy. It is not always successful. During Prime Minister Li Qiang’s visit to Australia, activists protested against China’s human rights crimes. What Chinese state bodies then do is organize counter-protests. A large number of supposedly voluntary supporters are used to drown out the critical protest and […]

Marcel Grzanna Published: June 13th, 2024

Exclusive: How Shanghai uses AI cameras to monitor and track Uyghurs

Chinese security authorities are using artificial intelligence to systematically track Uyghurs in Chinese cities and generate individual movement profiles. This is confirmed by public tenders for corresponding software, which are exclusively available to Table.Briefings. The documents come from local police departments in Shanghai, various cities and counties in the coastal province of Zhejiang and the […]