US-China Trade War: Which side is Germany on? | To the Point April 13, 2024 Unipro2013main Geo Politics, Geopolitics, News, World News, World Politics - Geopolitics </p> <h2>US-China trade war: Which side is Germany on?  | To the Point</h2> <p> Germany and China are strengthening ties, but the German chancellor’s high level, and high-stakes visit to Beijing will be a diplomatic and economic challenge.</p> <p>Both countries can’t seem to get a grip on their economic woes. China is trying to export masses of subsidized goods to Europe and America. But that creates new problems.</p> <p>The US, and its Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen are already threatening further tariffs and a trade war. Meanwhile, Germany is trying a new China strategy, which oscillates between cooperation and isolation.</p> <p>On To the Point we ask: US-China trade war: Which side is Germany on? </p> <p>Chapters<br /> 1:40: Both Germany and China face demographic challenges.<br /> 02:30: China is actively developing crucial technologies.<br /> 03:40: Will the U.S. decouple or de-risk?<br /> 05:00: Can Germany compete with China in future technologies?<br /> 06:30: “If Germans want to keep up, they must invest significantly.”<br /> 07:30: Europe isn’t behaving as a global power.<br /> 09:30: Analyzing Germany’s “China Strategy.”<br /> 10:10: Large German companies are unlikely to withdraw from China.<br /> 12:20: China’s message to smaller Western companies: “We no longer need you.”<br /> 12:50: China is not a free market and has never been one.<br /> 13:20: China’s products are flooding the world.<br /> 15:30: Germany has no choice but to engage with both China and the USA.<br /> 16:40: Is fair trade with China possible?<br /> 18:50: Will Trump increase pressure on China?<br /> 19:30: The U.S. maintains substantial trade volumes with China.<br /> 20:30: De-risking hasn’t been fully implemented by Germany yet.<br /> 22:30: China is already decoupling.<br /> 23:30: De-globalization is already underway.<br /> 23:55: Germany will face significant challenges.</p> <p>Credit to : DW News</p> <p> Please support our Sponsors here :
