Merz in Asia: What Remains of the Chancellor's Journey
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In Asia, Friedrich Merz meets the right tone – as a broker among democratic central powers. Even though great successes remain, the Chancellor's journey was right.
The security concerns at home haunt the Chancellor as far as Asia: the threat from Russia is becoming increasingly a problem here. And with the alliance of the "Central Powers" targeted by Merz, the first hurdles are already opening up.
It was time to travel with the Chancellor again. After five days, Friedrich Merz and the economic delegation had ended on Friday. Japan was on the program, as was Singapore and South Korea. China was surrounded by space, possibly a good decision, in order to cool off the moods after the customs dispute of the past weeks. And yet one has to ask: Power The contribution On the Asia trip with the Chancellor: Much hot air, nothing concrete first appe…
Singapore, Japan and South Korea are reliable partners for free trade and security.
Security and economy. These were the two major topics of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Asia trip. The last of the five days made this very clear again.
Berlin continues to be the first address in Europe abroad. But the crises in Germany are not hidden. More is rightly expected of the third largest economy.
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