"Staying in Dialogue with China": Prof. Danxia Xie about China in 2035
(14.7.2025) Listen to the recording of "The long view - 10-year outlook imagining China in 2035 as the next key modernization milestone". Danxia Xie (Associate Professor, Insitute of Economics at Tsinghua University) delivers his ideas in a webinar, hosted by CNBW member China Macro Group (webinar series "Staying in Dialogue with China").
Recording: here
Bayer extends partnership with Tsinghua University
(11.7.2025) Bayer and Tsinghua University announced the sixth phase collaboration agreement, aiming to further facilitate the translation of scientific research outcomes into drug discovery and development. Focus: oncology, cardiovascular and renal diseases, neurology and rare diseases, and immunology, accelerating cutting-edge scientific research across the pharmaceutical value chain.
More: here
"Deeply concerned": Statement on China’s Restrictive Measures on EU Medical Device Imports
(10.7.2025) The European Chamber is deeply concerned by the announcement, as it marks a further escalation of EU-China trade tensions at a time when European businesses are hoping for a resolution to many long-standing issues and a deepening of EU-China ties.
More: here
China’s 2025 Action Plan for Stabilising Foreign Investment: Shanghai as an FDI gateway
(8.7.2025) The Action Plan outlines 20 targeted initiatives to reinforce China's openness to global capital and address hindrances to foreign investment. Legal expert Carlo Diego D'Andrea assesses the scope, significance and practical implications of the Action Plan for foreign investors while suggesting policy recommendations to further consolidate China's position as an attractive destination for FDI, with Shanghai as its main hub (source: EURObiz online).
Article: here
Zick-Zack-Kurs der Zollpolitik
(4.7.2025) Derzeit entwickeln sich die Wirtschaften in den USA und China praktisch gegenläufig: Während im Reich der Mitte die Erholung ausbleibt, läuft die US-Wirtschaft weiter auf Hochtouren. Die Investitionsprogramme der Biden-Regierung, die Chipsanktionen gegenüber China sowie die angekündigte Zoll-Politik von Trump in seiner zweiten Amtszeit dürften weiter für Produktionsverlagerung in Richtung USA und anderen Standorten sorgen. Fundierte Zollkompetenz ist wichtig, mahnt die IHK Karlsruhe.
Artikel: hier
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