Germany news: Economy minister eyes resources in China visit
Key takeaways
- Germany's economy minister is in China and has called for the two countries to become more trusting partners.
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- Klette has been found guilty a taking part in a series of robberies targeting cash transport vehicles and supermarkets together with alleged accomplices Burkhard Garweg and Ernst-Volker Staub, who both remain fugitives.
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Germany's economy minister is in China and has called for the two countries to become more trusting partners. Meanwhile, a former chancellor has warned against any cooperation with the far-righ Af D. DW has the latest.
https://p.dw.com/p/5ENRPReiche said the discussions had involved exploring ways to ensure channels that firms could rely on Image: Johannes Neudecker/picture alliance/dpa Advertisement Skip next section What you need to know What you need to know German Economic Affairs Minister Katherina Reiche has called for a "trusting and open exchange" between Berlin and Beijing Former Chancellor Olaf Scholz has said there should be no cooperation with the AfD in the event of a minority government A verdict is expected in the case of Daniela Klette, a former member of Germany's disbanded, radical leftist Red Army Faction, over a series of robberies Here is a roundup of the latest headlines from across Germany on Wednesday, May 27.
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