Technological competition casts shadow over European industry
By DW
14 October 2019 |
3:44 pm
In the misty High Tatras, industry leaders in Central and Eastern Europe said ambitious approaches are needed to tackle the challenges of technological innovation. For some in the region, Germany has a key role to play.
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