China wants to become a leading regional power in the Indopazacifik
Beijing is trying to climb a leadership role of the global south via the BRICS+ state association, but it will fail because of its different interests. Trump's withdrawal of his country from UN organizations such as the World Health Organization and his aversion to everything multilateral offer China ideal opportunities for the establishment of global structures.
Beijing wants to boost the birth rate with grants for every child and free preschool. Ten years after the end of the one-child policy, the communist leadership wants to reward couples for having too many children with more grants and preschools.
China rushes to build out solar, and emissions edge downward
China's carbon emissions edged down 1% in the first six months of the year compared to a year earlier. China installed 212 gigawatts of solar capacity this year, more than America's entire capacity of 178 gigawatts. Electricity from solar has overtaken hydropower in China and is poised to surpass wind this year.
Johann Wade-Phul is on a trip to Asia and criticizes China. Till Fähnders is concerned that a war could break out in the region at any time and questions China's threatening gestures towards Taiwan. Till is worried about a war breaking out.
Online money gaming has become a bigger issue than drugs: Ashwini Vaishnaw
Lok Sabha passed the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill 2025 on Wednesday. It bans all forms of online betting and gambling, including fantasy sports, card games such as poker and rummy, and online lotteries. It also bans advertisements promoting such games and bars banks from processing or facilitating related transactions.
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China celebrates the first ‘Olympics’ of robots as a showcase of its technological ambition
Beijing hosted the first world games of humanoid robots in the past weekend. The event reflects the double ambition of China: to consolidate the power in artificial intelligence applied to robotics and to bring citizens closer to machines called to play a growing role in the economy and in daily life. The government has redoubled the commitment to industries that …