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Germans increasingly view China as rival amid economic fallout · 1 source tracked

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A recent survey indicates that a majority of Germans now view China as a rival or adversary, surpassing France in this sentiment. This shift in public opinion comes as Germany experiences significant economic repercussions, including substantial job losses in its manufacturing sector attributed to its relationship with China. The findings suggest a potential public appetite for a tougher stance on trade with China within the European Union. AI

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Germans increasingly view China as rival amid economic fallout · 1 source tracked

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Finbarr Bermingham ·

    Germans emerge as Europe’s biggest China hawks as economic pain begins to bite

    Germans have emerged as some of Europe’s most hawkish voters on China, more likely to consider Beijing as a rival or an adversary than in any other major EU country, a new survey has shown. Published amid a bout of soul-searching in Berlin over whether to back a tougher approach …

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