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little longer.— will have to talk about for a little longer. what does the riskinr little longer. what does the risking mean _ little longer. what does the risking mean in _ little longer. what does the risking mean in these - little longer. what does the i risking mean in these terms? the positive outlook means that we need to participate in the chinese economy, we don't want a world recession by putting china into a difficult situation and suffering ourselves but at the same time we obviously see the security issues of the independence of our industries, supply chains, heart security in the region and the question is whether we combine both, having the economic benefits of globalisation and international trade, but at the same time, not compromising on security. do your colleagues in congress really ci to i with your colleagues on the bundestag because it seems like europe is trying to promote economic ties with china on the one hand and challenge china on human rights issues and security in the asia pacific on the other hand so how do you balance that with what here in the us seems like a much stronger position towards china? irate a much stronger position towards china?— a much stronger position towards china? ~ towards china? we will continue towards china? we will continue to have human _ towards china? we will continue to have human rights— towards china? we will continue to have human rights issues -
there are unconfirmed reports that us secretary of state anthony blinken will visit china as soon as next week — that's according to the news outlet politico. he had originally planned to visit beijing in february, but the trip was postponed after the us shot down an alleged chinese spy balloon. the biden administration has been working to get its allies aligned on a common approach to beijing, as tensions rise over the disputed island of taiwan. this comes as a group of german lawmakers are in washington this week to meet with their counterparts in congress to compare notes on china. metin hakverdi, from the ruling social democratic party, is one of them, and hejoins me now. you and fellow members of the bundestag met with members of congress today for closed door talks on china. what came out of those discussions? we are finding ourselves in the same position, the concept of decoupling is an old idea that is not really pointing out the future, it is a question of the risking and how to do this in detail is something that we will have to talk about for a
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values in the round. it is going to be very different in _ values in the round. it is going to be very different in 1954 - values in the round. it is going to be very different in 1954 when i values in the round. it is going to| be very different in 1954 when the queen was almost permanently away, with the duke of edinburgh off to australia. i think they were away for months. australia. i think they were away for months-— for months. that will be less of a roblem for months. that will be less of a problem with _ for months. that will be less of a problem with planes _ for months. that will be less of a problem with planes and - for months. that will be less of a problem with planes and so i for months. that will be less of a | problem with planes and so long. actually, here, with this new king we have got a very good performer. and i say that in the most sincere way. look at how well he stood there for 30 minutes in germany speaking german, a bit of english, speaking to the bundestag, using words like ukraine. democracy and western defence. he has a persuasive advocate for our values. for the moment thank _ advocate for our values. for the moment thank you _ advocate for our values. for the moment thank you very - advocate for our values. for the moment thank you very much. i advocate for our values. for the i moment thank you very much. we are going to change position from our position here and join from the ali who is helping us in a afternoon coverage. whilst we are doing that. let us replay some of the key moments from the abbey this
shares that view, so we all agree that we need to do more to diversify our economies but we also agree that decoupling is not a short—term option for the german politics and not for the german businesses. i just wonder if you think germany runs the risk of not getting it quickly enough in terms of the need to distance itself economically from china? last point on this, the head of german domestic intelligence, just last month, said in the bundestag, that china poses more of a threat to german stability then russia. "russia is a storm, china represents climate change". do you agree? yes, i agree and i think you will see that the german government that is part of our coalition treaty and agreement will present a national security strategy and after that is done, we will present the china strategy.
but we also agree that decoupling is not a short—term option for the german politics and not for the german businesses, so... yeah, ijust wonder if you think germany runs the risk of not getting it quickly enough, in terms of the need to distance itself economically from china. last point on this — the head of german domestic intelligence just last month said in the bundestag, "china represents "a much greater threat to germany and german security "in the long term than russia. "russia is the storm. "china represents climate change." do you agree? yeah, i agree. and i think you will see that the german government, that's part of our coalition treaty and agreement. we'll present a national security strategy. and after that is done, we will present a china strategy... it seems to me you've got three options.
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that the foreign minister shares that view. so we all agree that we need to do more to diversify our economies, but we also agree that decoupling is not a short—term option for the german politics and not for the german businesses, so... yeah, ijust wonder if you think germany runs the risk of not getting it quickly enough, in terms of the need to distance itself economically from china. last point on this — the head of german domestic intelligence just last month said in the bundestag, "china represents "a much greater threat to germany and german security "in the long term than russia. "russia is the storm. "china represents climate change." do you agree? yeah, i agree. and i think you will see that the german government, that's part of our coalition
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