China's rise, Asian economic power, and geopolitical rivalries. The other side of the global order.
The world's first large-scale AI model for the refractory industry was unveiled in Wuhan. For Austria's steel and cement industries, this is more than just a footnote.
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The Wuhan-based company Donghua Machinery manufactures products for Deutsche Bahn, as well as for Polish, Belgian, and British customers—and for Austria’s coupling manufacturer
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Shanghai-based antibody specialist receives massive funding for genetically engineered animal platforms. Western and Chinese investors are jointly betting on the future of drug development.
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An Austrian journalist and our editor traveled with a delegation for six days through the central Chinese province of Hubei, taking in humanoid robots, large-scale AI models, and origami workshops.
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The Chinese AI provider is now valued at $35 billion, twice as much as originally targeted. What this means for the global AI landscape and Austria's economy.
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Trade relations between Beijing and Minsk exhibit structural weaknesses. Despite their political closeness, trade is stagnating.
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Beijing has completed construction of the world's largest fusion magnet. What this means for Europe's energy future—and why Austrian researchers should take a close look.
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The foreign minister’s first visit to Beijing and Shanghai: polite gestures, hard numbers, and a trade deficit that is making Europe increasingly nervous.
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A Chinese researcher dressed in a Cancer costume has become a symbol of American fears about Beijing's technological dominance. The debate reveals deep-seated uncertainties in Washington.
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While Meta dominates the mixed-reality industry, ByteDance is positioning itself with a leadership change and a new device called „Project Swan.“.
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