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ARCHIV - 12.11.2014, China, Hefei: Eine chinesische und eine deutsche Flagge stehen bei einem Empfang. Das Bundeskabinett beschließt am heutigen Donnerstag nach langer und teils kontroverser Diskussion die mit Spannung erwartete deutsche China-Strategie. Mit der neuen China-Strategie will die Bundesregierung unter anderem Lehren aus dem russischen Angriffskrieg auf die Ukraine ziehen und angesichts einer aggressiveren Außenpolitik Pekings einseitige Abhängigkeiten von dem Land reduzieren. Foto: picture alliance / Ole Spata/dpa +++ dpa-Bildfunk +++

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