Germany and Foreign Minister rendering China as "global challenges", and pragmatic concern

[Global Times Special Reporter Aoki Global Times Reporter Gao Ying Wang Yabin] German Foreign Minister Berbak ended his first trip to Japan on the 11th: expressed his condolences to Abe, visited one of Nakasaki, one of the places of the nuclear explosion, and visited Japan in one place in Japan. The Navy Base, to the U.S. Navy's Seventh Fleet Base in Yokosuka, to hold talks with the commander Karl Thomas. The two -day trip was full. But when she left Tokyo, there were only two words that caused concentrated concern of German media: rendering China was a "global challenge", and said that Germany would imitate Japan in terms of economic security.

According to the two reports of the German TV on the 11th, Belbak claimed in a talk with Japanese foreign faith Lin Fang on the 11th that "Beijing is unwilling to abide by the rules to endanger our common and peaceful life." The attitude "is a challenge to the world's peaceful order." She also mentioned the new "strategic concept" document passed recently, saying that although Russia is now regarded as the main security threat, "China may be the biggest threat in the future."

German media said that Belbak also emphasized that the stability of the Indo -Pacific region is essential to Germany. Therefore, Germany will pay more attention to the actions of all participants in the region in the future, "whether it is a small country like Palau, or a country like China, Japan or India." Bell Berbak said that whether in the United Nations and the Seventh Kingdom Group, Japan is "100 % reliable, and we fight side by side for our common values ​​and maintenance -based order."

Not only "fight side by side", Germany will learn from Japan. Bell Berke said economic security will be the core issue of the future. "The most special challenge of the 21st century is that the future offensive will not only be performed through tanks and bombs, but also through economic means." In the "Economic Security Promotional Promotion Law", the Japanese Kanada government is regarded as the backdrop of the most important political achievements since the stage of the stage. By Bell Berke said that Germany would imitate Japan in this regard. To this end, she also met with the Japanese Economic Security Minister Kobayashi, to discuss issues such as semiconductor production and how to ensure the security of communication infrastructure.

When Belbak, from the German Green Party, was the German Foreign Minister last year, he has threatened to push "values ​​-based foreign policy", and the pragmatism diplomacy of the Merkel era and the division of the planning of China. Essence Switzerland's "New Zurich" even bluntly said that "Bell Berbque wants to lead Germany to danger." The so -called "Chinese challenge" in Japan's high -profile rendering this time has once again aroused concerns from Germany and even European diplomacy.

A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has repeatedly stated that China has always been a builder of world peace, a contributor to global development, a maintenanceer of international order, and China's development is an important opportunity for the world. China has never invaded any country, never engaged in the war of agents, nor did they participate or set up any military group. "Chinese threat theory" has long been bankrupt in the facts. A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that NATO's so -called new "strategic concept" documents are full of cold war thinking and ideological bias.