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Michael Radunski

Michael Radunski Published: September 16th, 2024

Rare earths: How China further extends its lead

China has discovered new rare earth deposits. As the South China Morning Post reports, rare earth specialists announced at a symposium of the China Rare Earth Group last week that 4.96 million tons of rare earths had been found in the Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture (Sichuan Province).According to the US Geological Survey, China is already […]

Michael Radunski Published: September 16th, 2024

17.09.2024_Persos

Tim Rühlig has been the new Senior Analyst for Global China at the EU Institute for Security Studies since this week. Previously, he was a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Geopolitics, Geo-Economics and Technology at the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP).Is something changing in your organization? Let us know at heads@table.media!

Michael Radunski Published: September 15th, 2024

Xiangshan Forum: How China presents itself as a global mediator

China’s political leadership has called for more peace in the world. In the closing speech of the Xiangshang Forum on Saturday in Beijing, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chen Xiaodong announced that China would take on the role of mediator and peacemaker to resolve international crises politically and promote regional security and stability. He said this […]

Michael Radunski Published: September 12th, 2024

Power of Siberia 2: How China sabotages Putin’s Mongolia visit

Vladimir Putin’s visit to Mongolia caused considerable furor. Anger spread, especially in the Western media: “No Arrest, but a Guard of Honor for Putin” was one of the headlines. The reason for this is the arrest warrant against Russia’s president issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) – and the Mongolian head of state Ukhnaagiin […]

Michael Radunski Published: September 11th, 2024

TV duel between Trump and Harris: How their China policy differs

China is not one of the main issues in the current US election campaign. It is mainly about immigration, the country’s economic development and high inflation. But in the televised duel between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on Wednesday night, the topic of China came up surprisingly quickly.It is clear that both Donald Trump and […]

Michael Radunski Published: September 9th, 2024

Demotion: Former foreign minister has new low-level publishing job

China’s former foreign minister, Qin Gang, has a new job. According to the Washington Post, Qin now holds a low-level position at a publishing house affiliated with the Chinese Foreign Ministry, specifically at the World Affairs Press.Qin Gang was appointed Foreign Minister of the People’s Republic in March 2023 and was considered a staunch supporter […]

Michael Radunski Published: September 9th, 2024

North Korea: Why Xi only offered subdued congratulations on Foundation Day

China’s President Xi Jinping has offered Kim Jong-un the opportunity to intensify strategic cooperation with North Korea further. The occasion was the 76th anniversary of the founding of North Korea on Monday. In a congratulatory message to head of state Kim, Xi praised the reign of the North Korean ruler, saying that Kim had led […]

Michael Radunski Published: September 2nd, 2024

03.09.2024_Editorial

Every mayor wants to provide for their citizens while creating the right conditions for the economy. This is no different in China. But Chinese municipalities have obviously gone a bit overboard. In Bishan, a district of the metropolis of Chongqing, the directive is now: “Sell everything to save the day.” This is because the weight […]