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1 month ago | table.media | Ning WANG |Leonardo Pape |Till Hoppe

From security guarantees and peacekeeping troops to rebuilding: China has signaled its willingness to mediate in the Ukraine conflict. However, this support is primarily based on strategic considerations. Find out more in Table.Briefings. For some time now, Chinese diplomats and intellectuals have been floating the idea that China could play a role in the peace process in Ukraine. This was also emphasized by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at his press conference on Friday.

1 month ago | table.media | Ning WANG |Malte Kreutzfeldt |János Allenbach-Ammann

Home|USA: Chinese capital becomes categorical security risk|US President Donald Trump has closed several entry points for Chinese investments in the United States. Digital technologies, dual-use goods, raw materials and critical infrastructure in America are to be hermetically sealed off from Chinese capital. This is likely to have significant consequences for the EU. For US President Donald Trump, America first also means China last.

Jan 16, 2025 | pubs.rsc.org | Jie Gao |Lan Zhang |Long Luo |Ning WANG

Reductive amidation of polylactic acid with nitro compounds using nickel based nanocatalysts† Here, we report carbon-supported Ni-nanoparticles as reusable catalysts for reductive amidation of nitro compounds with polylactic acid (PLA). These Ni-nanoparticle-based catalysts are prepared by synthesizing nickel-diamine ligands on a carbon support and subsequent pyrolysis under argon.

Jan 16, 2025 | mdpi.com | Ning WANG |Yu ZHANG |Linghui Peng |Wenchuan Zhao

1. IntroductionWith the gradual depletion of terrestrial resources, the pace of human development of marine resources has accelerated in response to increasing demand. Underwater robots, as important tools for human exploration of the ocean, have broad application prospects. Traditional propeller-driven underwater robots have disadvantages such as high noise, poor stability, and low propulsion efficiency [1,2].

Jan 9, 2025 | table.media | Ning WANG

The city of Shanghai wants to allow the establishment of foreign-owned hospitals. It is the first Chinese city to push ahead with such plans since the central government laid the foundations for them. The city of Shanghai plans to permit foreign-owned hospitals. It is China's first city to move forward with such plans. In September, the central government announced that it would allow purely foreign-owned hospitals at nine locations in the country.