German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will make an official visit to China from February 25 to 26. What implications will this trip have for the critical economic partnership between the two nations? How could this high-level visit contribute to stabilizing economic ties amidst global uncertainty?

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against the Trump administration's use of emergency powers to impose tariffs. On Friday, the Supreme Court handed down a six-to-three decision that dealt a blow to the White House's legal authority to collect sweeping tariffs. What will this mean for U.S. trade policy in the short and long term? What impact will this ruling have on major U.S. trade partners?

The International Monetary Fund has increased its forecast for China's economic growth in 2026 to 4.5 percent. According to the IMF, this is the latest sign that trade and economic talks have eased pressure on the Chinese and U.S. economies. How will China's 15th Five-Year Plan contribute to global economic growth? Where is the Chinese economy heading? What is needed to improve global governance and cooperation?

Experts share their opinions on issues such as the relationship between AI tools and better productivity as well as AI's role in reshaping professions. They also discuss how ambitious goals lead to groundbreaking discoveries and why scientific collaboration is crucial.

After the British prime minister's visit to China, London and Beijing pledged to build a long-term, steady, comprehensive and strategic partnership. They seek to turn the huge potential relations into tangible results. What does that mean in practice? We discussed this question—and a range of other key issues—in an exclusive interview with the British Ambassador to China.

One of the best ways to celebrate the Spring Festival is to revisit the precious intangible cultural heritage and traditions. In this episode, we take you to the Hutong of Dashilan, one of the most lively and vibrant historical areas of Beijing.

As we have ushered in the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Horse, our special program explores the profound cultural legacy of this ancient friend of humanity.

Thousands of investigation files on the activities of American financier Jeffrey Epstein have been made public in recent weeks. They involve prominent names in U.S. business and politics as well as former British royalty. The Epstein case has touched a raw nerve, not only in the U.S. and Europe but around the world. How do we make sense of what we know so far from the Epstein files? What are the standards of accountability that should be applied to the Epstein case?

As the Lunar New Year rings in, we usher in the Year of the Horse — a symbol of vitality and galloping momentum. Alex Hua Tian, a prominent rider proudly representing China, has captured the global spotlight with his dedication and skill. His journey with horses embodies both tradition and the evolving spirit of modern sport.

The 62nd Munich Security Conference runs from February 13 to 15 amid deepening strains in transatlantic relations. European leaders are facing renewed uncertainty over Washington's rhetoric on Greenland, while also coming under pressure to raise defense spending. Where the alliance goes from here remains unclear—a question that also loomed large at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos.

Gold prices fell sharply towards the end of January. That came shortly after the precious metal touched a record high. However, the prices have since rebounded. What does the volatility mean?

How Europe is benefiting from cooperation with China for energy independence and realizing clean energy?