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Welt.Macht.ChinaChina und der Dalai Lama: Wer bestimmt über seine Nachfolge?Am 6. Juli feiert der Dalai Lama seinen 90. Geburtstag - ein Meilenstein für den spirituellen Führer Tibets. Doch mit seinem hohen Alter rückt eine heikle und hochpolitische Frage in den Mittelpunkt: Wer wird sein Nachfolger - und wer entscheidet das? In China laufen bereits die Vorbereitungen für eine Reinkarnation unter staatlicher Kontrolle. Die kommunistische Führung will die Tradition der Wiedergeburt bewahren - allerdings nach ihren Regeln. Kritiker fürchten einen "Staats-Dalai-Lama": von Peking bestimmt, fern von echter spiritueller Autorität. Doch der Dalai Lama will das verhindern und gab in seinem neuen Buch einen kleinen, aber kl...2025-06-1038 minWelt.Macht.ChinaChina und der Dalai Lama: Wer bestimmt über seine Nachfolge?Am 6. Juli feiert der Dalai Lama seinen 90. Geburtstag - ein Meilenstein für den spirituellen Führer Tibets. Doch mit seinem hohen Alter rückt eine heikle und hochpolitische Frage in den Mittelpunkt: Wer wird sein Nachfolger - und wer entscheidet das? In China laufen bereits die Vorbereitungen für eine Reinkarnation unter staatlicher Kontrolle. Die kommunistische Führung will die Tradition der Wiedergeburt bewahren - allerdings nach ihren Regeln. Kritiker fürchten einen "Staats-Dalai-Lama": von Peking bestimmt, fern von echter spiritueller Autorität. Doch der Dalai Lama will das verhindern und gab in seinem neuen Buch einen kleinen, aber kl...2025-06-1039 min
RONZHEIMER.Entscheidet China den Ukraine-Krieg? Mit Angela Köckritz
Wie Pekings Machtspiele den Ausgang des Krieges beeinflussen – und was das für den Westen bedeutet.
Bisher stand Peking im Ukraine-Krieg an der Seite des Kreml. Nun inszeniert sich China als Teil einer möglichen Friedensinitiative. Doch was verfolgt die chinesische Führung tatsächlich?
Darüber spricht Paul mit Angela Köckritz von Table Media.
Was steckt wirklich hinter Chinas Friedensinitiative? Und wie reagieren die USA und Europa auf Chinas neuen Kurs?
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Ihr habt Fragen, Kritik oder Themenvorschläge? Schrei...2025-06-0132 min
MERICS China PodcastTaiwan presidential elections, with Angela KöckritzShortly before the presidential elections on January 13, author and journalist – and former MERICS Senior Policy Fellow – Angela Köckritz travelled to Taiwan to follow the debates on the ground. In this MERICS podcast, she talks to Claudia Wessling about an exciting head-to-head race, Taiwan's approaches to deal with increasing disinformation and fake news from China and the debate about military service and defense policies. She recently wrote a MERICS Report on China’s disinformation offensive in Taiwan.---This podcast episode is part of the “Dealing with a Resurge...2024-01-1133 min
Sea of ChangeChinese Economy: About Carrots and SticksIn this episode we take a deep dive into the contradictions of the Chinese economy - and what made it so successful in the first place. Is the Chinese miracle - or rather as our distinguished guest Xu Chenggang likes to call it - the Chinese riddle going to continue or has its meteoric rise already peaked? We examine Xi Jingping´s economic policy, try to distinguish real from fake growth figures and seek to find out why the island of Hainan seeks to attract investors by pledging to "arrest less entrepreneurs".
Not only does Xu Chenggang s...2023-05-1800 min
Sea of ChangeWhat Made the West See China with Different Eyes?For many years, the West had great hopes on China. That market economy would eventually lead to democracy or at least a liberalization. But even as these hopes did not materialize, a West in nearly constant crisis was grateful for a Chinese government that other than the Russian one did not exploit its weaknesses, but rather stabilized the system. In the recent past however disillusionment set it. The US and Europe started to realize that not only was Beijing not willing to play by the rules once set by the West– but that it pursues ambitions that threaten the ve...2023-04-2700 min
Sea of ChangeAre we entering a New Cold War?Recently there has been talk about "a New Cold War". Is this exaggerated - or are we already in it? In this episode we discuss with Chinese expert Da Wei about some contentious issues. Is the worsening of relations between China and the West inevitable? Is the US a declining power? What has Beijing learned from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, especially with regard to its relation with Taiwan?
Da Wei is the Director of the Center for International Security and Strategy (CISS) at Tsinghua University, and Professor at the Department of International Relations, School of Social...2023-04-1100 min
Sea of ChangePart 3: Fake News and Conspiracy: China’s Disinformation Attack on TaiwanTaiwan Trilogy 2023
The Chinese government has been launching a highly sophisticated and intensive disinformation campaign through a plethora of channels - trying to influence Taiwanese voters and raise doubts about American assistance. In the last episode of Sea of Change Podcast’s Taiwan Trilogy, we talked with Professor Puma Shen on his study on these issues. He shared with us his fascinating discoveries and explained to us why the mafia in Taiwan is less of a threat to the island’s security than the social media influencers paid by Beijing.
Puma Shen is an associate prof...2023-03-2100 min
Sea of ChangePart 2: Taiwan’s Defense Strategy – why there is cause for optimismTaiwan Trilogy 2023
It has been more than one year that Russia invaded Ukraine - and in Taiwan citizens, analysts and politicians ponder upon which lessons Taiwan can learn from it. Is there any way that a Chinese invasion could be avoided? What could be the most likely war strategy taken by China? How can Taiwan deal with it? Is China's grey zone warfare dividing Taiwanese society? Can Taiwan rely on the US and other allies?
In the second part of our Taiwan Trilogy, Sea of Change Podcast invited Professor Lai I-Chung to share his views...2023-03-0800 min
Sea of ChangePart 1: Taiwan’s Defense Strategy – why there are reasons to worryTaiwan Trilogy 2023
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine a lot of international attention has been shifting to Taiwan – will China eventually attack the island? The Communist Party of China has been vowing to take over Taiwan since 1949. For a long time this promise sounded rather hollow, as the People’s Liberation Army did not have the capacity for such a daunting venture, but with the massive upgrading of the Chinese military such a move could be more and more likely.
As the China Taiwan conflict is so crucial to the Indo-Pacific arena and to world peac...2023-02-2400 min
Sea of ChangeThe Umbilical Chord – Overseas Chinese and their IdentityThis is an episode we have been looking for for quite some while. The Overseas Chinese are one of the largest migrant groups in the world – and they are very much thought after by the Chinese Communist Party. Again and again it stresses the notion of an umbilical chord that connects them to their „motherland“ - as it wants to awaken their patriotism. But many Overseas Chinese of the second or third generation are well integrated into their hosting countries and feel not so connected to China anymore. And with the stringent lockdown policies of the Zero Covid Policy many y...2023-02-0900 min
Sea of ChangeRising Economy and a Sinking Capital City: Indonesia’s Economic Growth and Its ChallengesMost of the major economies in the world are struggling with recession, but not Indonesia. This most populous country in Southeast Asia even managed to maintain strong export and import during the pandemic, and witnessed a strong rebound after the Covid 2019 crisis. Its inflation rate is relatively low and has one of the best performing Asian currencies. It has a growing young population, a prospering electronic vehicle industry and tech innovation sector. It is attracting foreign investment from all over the world. The world’s leading consultancy firm PwC even predicted that in 2050 Indonesia will be the 4th biggest ec...2023-01-2400 min
Sea of ChangeThe Uneasy Border: Will China and India find a Way to be Good Neighbors?On 9 December 2022, another military conflict happened at the disputed border region between India and China, injuring at least two dozen soldiers on both sides. This incident has added to a series of Sino-Indian border conflicts since May 2020. New resentment is brewing between the world's two most populous countries and nuclear powers, fueling further nationalistic sentiments and might lead to more confrontations in turn. Although there should be little concern for an imminent war between the two nations, the conflicts have certainly created uncertainties for business leaders and policy makers.
Today, the two countries account for 35 percent of...2023-01-0900 min
Sea of ChangeChip War — An Invisible Struggle That Defines The Future of SuperpowersIn Oct. 2022, The Biden administration published a CHIPS and Science Act with a sweeping set of export controls to cut China off from certain semiconductor chips made anywhere in the world with US tools. This marked a significant escalation of the Chip War launched by the US against a rising China. Washington knows that advanced semiconductor technology is crucial to maintaining its military superiority.
Despite the fact that our modern lives depend on semiconductors every day, few of us understand this industry. Even those who work in the industry don't necessarily have an overall picture in their...2022-12-1700 min
detektor.fm | WirtschaftAngela Köckritz: Wie im Senegal Polygamie und Wirtschaft zusammenhängenIm Senegal ist die Polygamie bis heute weit verbreitet, auch viele modern denkende Frauen mit guter Bildung und Jobs leben dieses Modell. Dass sich die Vielehe dort so durchsetzen konnte, hat auch ökonomische Gründe.
>> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/wirtschaft/brand-eins-podcast-angela-koeckritz2020-09-2530 minbrand eins-PodcastAngela Köckritz: Wie im Senegal Polygamie und Wirtschaft zusammenhängenIm Senegal ist die Polygamie bis heute weit verbreitet, auch viele modern denkende Frauen mit guter Bildung und Jobs leben dieses Modell. Dass sich die Vielehe dort so durchsetzen konnte, hat auch ökonomische Gründe.
>> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/wirtschaft/brand-eins-podcast-angela-koeckritz2020-09-2530 min
piqd ThemaChina: Spaß durch Massenüberwachung?Citizen Scoring oder Social Credit - das sind zwei Begriffe, die das gleiche beschreiben: Wie in China durch Big Data und massenhaftes Datensammeln, Polizei, Staat und auch private Unternehmen daran arbeiten, den gläsernen Bürger zu schaffen, der mit einem „Score“ belegt wird. Besonders „gute Bürger“, also vor allem solche, die politisch nicht als „Gefahr“ gesehen werden und sich auch gesund ernähren, bekommen besonders hohe Scores und damit auch gesellschaftliche Privilegien. Wer einen schlechten Schnitt hat, fällt durch. Das System soll 2020 in Kraft treten - doch schon jetzt wird fleißig geschnüffelt und gesammelt.
In dieser Fol...2017-12-1500 min
FernostwärtsFOW025 - Korrespondenzen mit Angela Köckritz (ZEIT)Episodenbild: Wuhan | Hu? Jintao von Tauno Tõhk / 陶诺 unter CC BY 2.0
Einleitung
Redakteurin bei der ZEIT im Ressort Politik
2011 bis 2014 Korrespondentin in Beijing, China
Korrespondentendasein in China 03:11
chinesisches Hofhaus
Trommel- und Glockenturm in Beijing
„Sie haben Miao„
Occupy Central (s. Fernostwärts Folge 1 und Folge 6)
Zhou Shifeng, Miao’s Anwalt
Freilassung im Juli 2015
Festnahme Zhou Shifeng
„black prisons“ in Tianjin
crackdown on lawyers, Fengrui Lawfirm
Interviews mit chinesischen Assistenten von ausländischen Journalisten in China bei Asia Society
chinesisches Gesetz: Korrespondent darf kein Staatsbürger sein
Freie Zeit als Korrespondentin 23:40
Buch: „Wolkenläufer„
Schöne Orte in Gansu...2016-05-2048 min