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'If you kick the Chinese in the shins from Monday to Friday like Mrs Baerbock, you won't get far'

In an interview with Stefan Braun and Michael Radunski, Sigmar Gabriel sharply criticizes German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. He says she should represent Germany's interests instead of making foreign policy with a megaphone.

Von Redaktion

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Beijing summons ambassador after Baerbock statement

China has sharply rejected German Foreign Minister Baerbock's statement in which she called head of state Xi Jinping a dictator. The Foreign Ministry expressed deep dissatisfaction with the Green politician's remark on Monday.

Von Newsdesk

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BRICS countries: Why they pose the greatest challenge for Annalena Baerbock

Challenging Sergey Lavrov and maintaining good contact with Antony Blinken is one thing. Convincing skeptical BRICS countries like South Africa, India and Brazil to engage in more cooperation is something entirely different.

Von Stefan Braun

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'We need to break up the old blocs'

Despite the aborted trip to Oceania, Germany's Foreign Minister Baerbock wants to stick to her strategy of offering the island states alternatives to Beijing.

Von Bernhard Pötter

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Cabinet adopts its first comprehensive China strategy

The China strategy now presented will put Germany's relationship with China on a new footing.

Von Felix Lee

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Baerbock's clear words

On the second day of her trip, Annalena Baerbock addresses clear words to her hosts. With success. There was a verbal exchange of blows on the subject of human rights. However, the German foreign minister managed to extract a clear commitment from the Chinese leadership on the issue of Russia.

Von Michael Radunski

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Baerbock focuses on understanding and exchange in Tianjin

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is spending two days in China. The first stop is Tianjin. In the port city, both sides are striving for exchange and cooperation. The tricky part of her China trip is scheduled for Friday in Beijing.

Von Michael Radunski

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'We cannot again act so irresponsibly shortsighted'

In an Interview with Table.Media, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock defends her ministry's China strategy. Regarding diversification, the Green politician praised Germany's small and medium-sized enterprises - and criticized the large Dax corporations. The questions were submitted by Stefan Braun.

Von Redaktion

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China strategies: Baerbock and Scholz in comparison

A comparison with Olaf Scholz's guest article on China policy shows: The China strategy draft by the Foreign Office resembles the Chancellery's concept in many respects. But strife within the governing coalition is a certainty for political reasons alone.

Von Finn Mayer-Kuckuk

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Beijing criticizes Baerbock's China strategy

The Chinese government has sharply criticized a draft of a new China strategy from the Foreign Ministry published on Wednesday. In response to a question from Deutsche Presse-Agentur in Beijing, a statement from the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that the classification of China as a "competitor" and "systemic rival" was a "legacy of Cold War thinking." The Chinese side called the paper a "denigration of China by the German side." It said the paper was full of "lies and rumors."

Von Newsdesk

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Baerbock's China strategy leaked

The State Department wants its China strategy to provide clear guidelines for the government's actions. A first draft has now been released to the public. But the ambitious paper will be riddled with compromises in its final version.

Von Finn Mayer-Kuckuk