China-Germany relations

China tries to keep Germany a bright spot in its European relations, as an end to Angela Merkel’s lengthy tenure looms.

Like Monday’s summit, Berlin’s regional strategy tinkers around the edges of trade policy without risking the cost of a full-fledged strategic reckoning with China.

Germany’s trade-focused engagement with China strongly influenced a similar EU policy in the 1990s. Will a German shift now bring the EU with it?

As the U.K. leads and France follows, the world now awaits a verdict from Germany on Huawei, Hong Kong, and more.

Germany’s domestic dispute about Huawei is growing increasingly heated – but U.S. pressure has little to do with it.

This year's Berlin Pulse charts public opinion toward China, the U.S., and Germany's foreign policy overall.

In allowing Huawei to bid for Germany’s 5G development, Merkel has departed from broader European strategy.

As Germany shifts its China approach, Huawei is in the crosshairs.

Germany, France, and the UK are increasing scrutiny of Chinese investment. Will a unified EU approach follow?

After the China-CEE Summit in Sofia, the “16+1” initiative is heading toward the EU.

Angela Merkel scores a human rights victory while Li Keqiang is in Germany to talk trade.

While achieving a united front on the Iran nuclear deal, Merkel stood firm on human rights issues.