Germany's Economic Ties to China: Necessity or Risk?
China remains indispensable to Germany's economy despite rising political tensions and economic risks, with German industry still reluctant to change course, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
China has remained indispensable to Germany's economy for years, and despite escalating political tensions and growing economic risks, German industry remains hesitant to shift away from this reliance, Deutsche Welle's Arabic service reported, examining what makes the relationship difficult to unwind.
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- الارتباط الاقتصادي بين ألمانيا والصين .. ضرورة أم مخاطرة؟ — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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