German vice chancellor: ‘We’ve made up our mind about China’
By DW
14 January 2023 |
12:52 pm
Germany's Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck has spoken forcefully about his government's efforts to rethink economic ties with China, saying "We have to diversify." Habeck spoke to DW after weeks of controversy over Germany’s approach to China.
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