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China überfällt Taiwan
1:38
Gefährliche Abhängigkeit von China
3:34
Wie China sich verändert hat
7:44
Taiwan rüstet massiv auf
9:04
Taiwaner kämpfen in der Ukraine
11:40
Volkswagen und China
13:56
Scholz eilt nach München
19:14
Taiwans Halbleiterindustrie
23:46
Schutzschirm aus Deutschland
26:14
Wie abhängig sich Deutschland von China gemacht hat
28:46
Ist das nicht die gleiche Strategie?
32:00
Was wird er dort erwarten?
35:19
Gibt es seit Februar 2022 trauriges Testfeld?
37:30
Es sieht sich im globalen Wettstreit mit den USA im Zentrum von Pekings Strategie die Vorherrschaft bei bestimmten besonders wertvollen Rohstoffen an.
40:16
Gab es auch bei Gallium eine eigene Produktion in Deutschland?
42:56
Ist die deutsche Industrie gut angelegt?
45:50
Die Skyline der Hightech-Metropole Huawei
51:52
Wir können nicht von anderen Ländern erwarten, dass Sie uns helfen, wenn wir nicht den Willen zeigen, uns selbst zu tun.
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Wir müssen uns selbstbewusst gegenüber China aufstellen.
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The day everyone warned about
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begins with a frightening
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[music]
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news China invades Taiwan
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Experts have
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already mapped out this war scenario They are predicting
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an invasion by China Bombings that will
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destroy Taiwan's navy and air force Zeus Chinese soldiers
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crossing the Taiwan Strait China has long had it threatened with
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annexation,
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they don't act as if Taiwan does
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n't belong to China. I think
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we can see that very clearly that
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states are coming together that want to rearrange the world map.
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It would be a
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war that seems far away, but it
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would have catastrophic consequences for
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Germany are open to blackmail, yes, we
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would have supply bottlenecks and we
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would have mass unemployment. A
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loss of the markets would cause serious
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damage to both economies.
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Hardly any country has made itself so dependent
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on
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China and that is the moment when, from a
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German perspective, you have to stop and
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say do we really want that still
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so because we are vulnerable how could
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it come to this we are looking for
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causes and answers in China in
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Germany and in Taiwan there is a
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way out of the
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[music]
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dependence
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[music]
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there are many warnings that something
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is going wrong, that the dependence on
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China
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The
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story of six-year-old Anton from
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Berlin and his doctor Malik Bötcher, who
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has known Anton for a long time, is a warning for us in Germany. He was
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someone who never really got sick
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and when he had a cold and a fever
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he still went to the playground to
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play At the beginning of May, Anton gets
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a serious infection. A television crew is
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currently filming in the practice and filming
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his visit to the doctor. We
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examined him and saw that he
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had bronchitis with a transition to actual pneumonia and then
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we decided to
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start antibiotic therapy and these
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antibiotics They were initially available in the pharmacy,
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but in too small a quantity and in too
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small a
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dose. There is not much that decides our
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lives. It
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can be a small tablet
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if it is there and you don't think
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about it if it is missing or, as with
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Anton, there is too little of it That's where it becomes
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dangerous, the reason for the shortage
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China is not supplying enough cephalosporins at this point in time,
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i.e. antibiotics
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and without China it doesn't work, so if
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the Chinese no longer give us anything
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in quotation marks then we are lacking
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cephalosporins and
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cephalosporins are very important, especially for serious infections
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very important that means people
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will die
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that's why there's no one to tell you
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don't worry soon the
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antibiotics will be available again the
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shortage will become the norm then the
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shortage will become the norm Bötcher
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is trying to avoid the dependency on China in
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this case by Anton
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treated with a lower dose
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but that doesn't work. Shortly after these
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recordings, Anton has to go to the hospital with severe
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pneumonia. He's
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dependent on China. That
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hardly worried anyone in Germany for a long time.
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The relationship was so
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unproblematic that we never
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had to worry about it
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could be used for us now
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but that's how we see that China has
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changed that's why we have to
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change how much China
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has changed can be seen in mid-October at the
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Silk Road Conference in Beijing
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shining side by side with a man
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who is wanted with an international arrest warrant
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Vladimir Putin's
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brutal war of aggression against Ukraine
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is no reason for Chi to stand back.
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On the
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contrary, all of these external factors
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are common threats and they
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strengthen Russian-Chinese
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cooperation. We have to
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stay outside and watch the opening ceremony like almost
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all Western media on three
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screens in the press center
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for Chi Is the Silk Road an
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instrument for expanding China's
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power and
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influence? China promises gifts and
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demands allegiance. Anyone who
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evades this threatens to do
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so. Anyone who sees the development of other
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states as a threat and
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economic ties as a
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risk does not live better and does
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not advance their own development
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Putin shares a
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great power fantasy that
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wants to incorporate other countries into its own empire, which for
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Putin is Ukraine for Chi
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Taiwan Chi's goal is to
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bring Taiwan back to the motherland, even
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by force if in doubt - a scenario that
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was as unthinkable for many years as a war in the middle of
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Europe Since the Russian attack
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on Ukraine, an invasion of Taiwan has also become a
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possibility -
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a war that would go far beyond the
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Indo-Pacific region and would
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involve the USA, Japan and its Western allies, but
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also China's allies, above all North
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Korea and Russia
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We are confronted with a
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world war scenario and
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Russia could take advantage of the opportunity
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because the Americans are then bound in the Pacific,
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Europe is also NATO
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territory, in case of doubt,
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Germany can also be attacked. We could find ourselves
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immediately in war,
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how unmistakably
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serious China is, Taiwan In
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2022, experts counted 1,700
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Chinese flights into Taiwan's
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air defense zone this year,
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this number has already been
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exceeded. China is repeatedly rehearsing the
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invasion of the democratically governed
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island and is letting its own citizens and
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the world is watching on state television
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a demonstration of power we
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meet Victor GA Vice President of the
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Center for China and Globalization and
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unofficial language of the
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communist party for an
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interview the Taiwan conflict will soon
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escalate China's position is very
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clear there is only one China Taiwan is
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part of China and the government of the
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People's Republic of China is the only
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legitimate representative of China. Do
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n't pretend that you don't know this cornerstone
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of today's international order.
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Don't pretend that
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Taiwan isn't part of China. The
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culprits have made the so-called reunification with Taiwan a top priority
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China has already identified a possible military escalation. They
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are in the USA and in
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[Music]
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Taiwan in Taipe at the Merther National Shrine.
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They commemorate the victims of the
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civil war when communist and
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republican Chinese
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killed each other. There will
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soon be more here In view of
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the constant threats from its
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larger brother, the small
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democratic island state is gearing up massively.
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The defense budget has risen
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by 14% to a new high this year alone.
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The
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first submarine of its own has just been
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completed. The USA is supposed to equip the
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air force with
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F16
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abr tanks already
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ordered we will be received in Taiwan's
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presidential palace by the head of the
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National
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Security Council Wellington Cou has the
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demanding task of protecting his island from
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the threat of China
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China is striving for unification
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with the Taiwanese territory
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and is making no hesitation about the fact that it is doing so
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in every possible way
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However, Taiwan has a
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very deep understanding that
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dictatorship and democracy are not
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compatible with each other
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since the Republican
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troops
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fled here from the communists in 1949.
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China is demanding the return of what it
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sees as a breakaway island.
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93% of Taiwanese people reject this, but most of them reject it some
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of them trust that
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their government will do everything necessary to
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protect them, some but that's not enough. Hello,
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I'm Chang, I came back
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from Ukraine six months ago.
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The 52-year-old is
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actually a tour guide for Japan, but
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he made his decision in March 2022
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to travel to the front this time
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we want to give Taiwan some time
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if Ukraine falls then
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maybe it will be our Taiwan next
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time to fight the Ukra
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k we will also have a minute
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more security for Taiwan
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this is the AK47 I fought with in
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Ukraine I
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have
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preserved the equipment that he received
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as a member of the international legion
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in Ukraine in a military club in Taipe
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[Music]
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has Ukrainian national flag If you
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survive you can take it home as a souvenir
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If you die it is
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placed over the SAG of a soldier from Taiwan fell in the
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Ukraine but after
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eight months of deployment, he brought one thing above all with him
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[music]
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courage. Before I went to the Ukraine
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I didn't know whether we could resist the Chinese for days,
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weeks or three months,
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but I've been fighting there ever since
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I think if Germany, France,
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Great Britain and the United
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States are willing to support Taiwan with weapons
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the way they
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support Ukraine, then we can
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defeat China. He has brought even more souvenirs and
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equipment, for
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example a first aid kit that, in his eyes, is
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far superior to the Taiwanese one In
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the event that the
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Chinese fight against the Chinese again,
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in the evening he has an appointment with others
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who feel the same way
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in the autumn sun of Munich,
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it seems far away at the
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motor exhibition, Volkswagen's
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appearance should appear as majestic as E
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and ever but something is different, something seems
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threatening here too Volkswagen's electric cars
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are selling poorly in China, the
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most important car market in the world. The
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former royal brand in China is
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currently being supported by brands from China. A BYD has
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set up directly opposite. It looks
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like a duel on Munich's
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magnificent bolvar for Volkswagen
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Germany is so dependent on business
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in China that Chinese electric cars are
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threatened with it, which is
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life-threatening for Volkswagen, but it is a satisfaction for China's farmers,
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so we
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probably offer something a little different than
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the German providers, namely in China
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it is very important to have
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digital functionality in the
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car I think they didn't
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believe in electromobility at all,
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fxwagen or GM, they were dominated but
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if you look today, especially about
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electromobility, the Chinese
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car manufacturers are over
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60% of MAK's share Peter Notter was
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still BMW sales director inspecting China at the time
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E-cars used to be legendary, the arrogance of
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German car managers towards
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Chinese models. Today the
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car bosses are coming in droves to
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study the Chinese and their own
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failings, including Wolfgang Porch, the
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powerful VW owner and
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VW boss Oliver
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Blume in tow. We are still in China
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strongest automobile company and for
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us it is now very crucial that
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we succeed in the transformation into
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electromobility if the
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Chinese say German cars are
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uncool then I would rather buy a BYD
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so then maybe VW will only have
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20 or 30% of their profit
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from China that would of course be
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a catastrophe for Wolfsburg in the big
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mess Munich takes an alarmed
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Germany Day line-up Chancellor next to
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car bosses Scholz rushes to Munich
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Volkswagen and Co rush to help due to the
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attack from China The
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profits of the German brands are slipping a bit
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and with them hundreds of thousands of
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jobs Germany's
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mobility transition is a big task,
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but it is a team task and I
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come to you here today as a
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convinced member of this team.
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The team is fighting against a major
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opponent. China's e-cars are cheap because
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Beijing apparently unfairly
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subsidizes them. Germany could face
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Europe-wide punitive tariffs
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That's a bit of the idea of ​​the
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China strategy level playing to create a lot
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and say you protect your
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markets you make subsidies we
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then protect our markets from your products
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equal rights for everyone we don't let ourselves be
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pushed out of the playing field these
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are very classic means that we
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have Here in Europe in our
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toolbox with which we
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can operate not to use this toolbox
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at a time when we can see
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that
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the quantity and price of
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electric cars that we are seeing pushing into the markets
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is something that is causing a
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structural shift in the market
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will pull that would be
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madness but will Germany
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dare will Europe have a tough
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conflict vehicle with China that's exactly what
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happened suddenly something else happened and
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the party was over announced by
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Greenpeace and bodyguards Schirman
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Scholz
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it's about the climate but what if there's another
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one here another party is coming to an end,
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an entire industry sector of Germany's
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economic model of trade with China has
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long been a party, a
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strategic partner, Angela
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Merkel called Beijing
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dasziputsch engineering art China cheap
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goods we thought in an authoritarian
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state there were no opportunities for
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freedom and creativity like that in
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of democracy and that's why
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we can actually trade with China without any problems
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because China will
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always try to replicate
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what we export to you, but
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they will always be one step behind
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us because the Chinese are hard-working
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but they have no ideas to obey
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The cliché exactly that was an
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insane mistake because it
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simply led to China catching up and in
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some cases overtaking. For
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Germany's economic bosses,
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China trade was a highly profitable
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gift. Now it is becoming a danger because
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China has caught up and overtaken in some areas.
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We are on
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We have reached a point where you notice that
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the balance is shifting, imports from
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China are increasing, our exports to
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China are decreasing, the economic
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balance is shifting towards
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China and that is the moment when,
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from a German perspective, you have to stop
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and say we want to That's
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really the German
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business model is done and
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from their point of view that's based on what, well, it's
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based on the fact that we
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import cheap raw materials from China,
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cheap gas from
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Russia do business with it from
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all over the world and the Americans pay
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for our security that's how it is now
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definitely over
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how dependent we are on global
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supply chains Corona and
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Russia's war against Ukraine have
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shown us but our dependence on
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China is actually much greater.
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The
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Federal Minister of Economics is responsible for Germany's trade. What lessons
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did Robert Habbeck learn? We had
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55% gas dependence and We
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just managed to keep the
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economy going. 90 If
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we hadn't managed it, it wouldn't
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have been possible. 55 We were able to replace it
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with high inflation, with high
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prices, with a
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deep economic crisis that was averted, but with a
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period of weakness that runs through this
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entire year 90 would have
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pulled our feet out from under us. 90% of our
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dependence on China is e.g. for some
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medicines or rare earths. If there is
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a confrontation with Taiwan,
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then the relationship between
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Germany and China will
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change completely overnight. Such a war of aggression
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would have sanctions against China As a result,
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the most important trade route in the world
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would be torn down. Direct trade
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with China alone would probably cost us 1
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million jobs if we had to
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break away from it overnight,
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but that's not all, because
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about a third of it is lost through the Strait of Taiwan
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Half of the global
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trade in goods is shipped, which also means that none of this
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would arrive here anymore,
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which means we would have
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supply bottlenecks and we would have
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mass unemployment.
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Nobody really wants to imagine that.
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The federal government has now
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decided on a China strategy. The goal is called
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risking less China, risking less
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China naivety what does that mean how
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could it
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work Taiwan
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thought about how it could protect itself early on its ace
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the
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semiconductor industry is one of the
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most valuable companies in the world TSMC
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外的口 If Taiwan's foreign trade were
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interrupted then it would be a major
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catastrophe not only for Taiwan but
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for them The whole world because Taiwan accounts for
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60% of the global production of
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semiconductors. SMC, the
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Taiwan Semiconductor manufacturing
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company, has dedicated a museum to its successful product,
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semiconductors.
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The tiny chips are in
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refrigerators, cars and cell phones all over the world
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World the success of an
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industrial policy that has been pursued for decades in the past,
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TSMC, like everyone else, has looked at the costs
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and invested a lot in China,
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but earlier than we did we started to
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rethink and
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take risks. The mainland is increasingly
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our competitor in the world As a result,
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Taiwan's investments in mainland China have
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gradually declined over the last 14 years.
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In 2020,
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the last Taiwanese companies have also
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understood that production costs
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are no longer the most important factor of a company but that they
00:21:02
have to take geopolitical considerations and risk diversification into account in the museum TSMC remembers the
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seven fathers of the electrical industry,
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managers and
00:21:09
government members who sat down
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in a soy milk snack stand almost 50 years ago
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and made a far-reaching
00:21:16
decision. Chrisy is
00:21:20
an economist, she knows
00:21:22
TSMC well, she takes us with her. We choose
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between warm soy milk or sweet
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or salty soy milk Proteins that the
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founding fathers of the Taiwanese
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electrical industry also consumed
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at the time. They decided that we
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should concentrate our expertise on one product and that we
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should develop something that cannot simply
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be copied by our neighboring countries.
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Support and went full force
00:22:00
today is the whole world Depending on Taiwan's
00:22:02
semiconductors, the
00:22:04
production process is unique.
00:22:12
It's very ironic, but
00:22:14
even if the Chinese were to conquer TSMC,
00:22:17
they would only get the factory and the
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building because the people have legs
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and most of the engineers have a
00:22:23
green card and they can simply go to the USA,
00:22:26
which is what they essentially do
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neither China nor the rest
00:22:37
of the world can afford it if the
00:22:39
supply of semiconductors fails, so
00:22:42
China will think carefully about whether it
00:22:44
really attacks Taiwan and the
00:22:46
international community will
00:22:48
try everything to prevent a war over Taiwan
00:22:51
and not only That Taiwan's
00:22:54
strategy has far-reaching influences
00:22:56
on world trade
00:22:58
and on Europe says Matie Duel, one of the
00:23:02
leading Taiwan
00:23:06
experts, I think this is
00:23:08
the risk minimization of
00:23:11
Taiwan that does not mean that
00:23:12
globalization is completely dead, I think
00:23:14
we are dealing with a certain degree of
00:23:16
deglobalization to do but we remain
00:23:19
in the world of mutual
00:23:20
dependencies of linking
00:23:22
supply chains that remains but there are
00:23:25
more and more exceptions to this rule.
00:23:32
Taiwan has made provisions for this situation.
00:23:34
It has created a silicon
00:23:37
shield, a protective shield made of
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[music]
00:23:46
semiconductors and Germany exactly this
00:23:49
Protective shield against China
00:23:52
is missing for the medication that Anton
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urgently needs, there is no
00:23:56
protective shield, no alternative to the
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missing
00:24:01
antibiotics, the treatment is not working,
00:24:07
Anton's parents take him to the
00:24:10
hospital with severe pneumonia, his oxygen levels were
00:24:13
very, very,
00:24:14
very low He couldn't
00:24:17
breathe well, he couldn't walk well, I
00:24:18
just didn't feel like doing anything because he
00:24:20
just didn't have the strength.
00:24:23
If you don't get antibiotics,
00:24:25
it's just bad. Being
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a parent is just very painful
00:24:30
because you just can't help the child
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because there's nothing there to
00:24:33
help Antibiotics were
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manufactured in Germany for decades. Penicillin, for example, was produced
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in Frankfurt Höchst from 1950 onwards.
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After just a few years, so
00:24:48
much was produced that the whole of Germany
00:24:50
could be supplied with it from here. This
00:24:53
drug will
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save the lives of countless Germans in the coming years. W
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wonder how much Penicillins and
00:25:00
cephalusporins were manufactured at the highest level
00:25:02
after the Second World War
00:25:05
until this millennium and
00:25:07
at some point the Chinese
00:25:09
thought we didn't like that, we wanted
00:25:11
the market to be dependent on us and
00:25:14
they
00:25:15
took dampening prices for their
00:25:17
raw materials, which is what the Chinese
00:25:19
have Dampening prices ensured
00:25:22
that production had to close down to a maximum.
00:25:24
The tallest building is now
00:25:27
an industrial monument. Since 2017 there has been
00:25:31
no more antibiotic production because
00:25:33
everyone was only looking at the price.
00:25:35
In retrospect you can certainly say it was
00:25:37
a strategic mistake but at the
00:25:38
same time it was simply cheaper
00:25:41
To produce in China you then have to
00:25:43
ask our insurance if you want
00:25:45
to be, are you willing to spend more on medicines
00:25:47
because we have them produced in
00:25:49
Europe or in India or in
00:25:51
America,
00:25:53
basically and the price pressure from
00:25:55
insurance companies of
00:25:58
consumers has led to this that de
00:26:00
facto all of these difficult
00:26:02
product categories have migrated to China,
00:26:05
how dependent Germany
00:26:08
has become on China became
00:26:15
clear at least the year before. In October 2016, a boiler exploded in an
00:26:19
antibiotics factory in eastern China.
00:26:25
We heard a loud bang and we
00:26:28
all ran outside when I did
00:26:30
When we came out, the street was full of people.
00:26:32
We saw meter-high
00:26:36
flames. The Chilu company produces the
00:26:39
antibiotic piperacillin. In
00:26:42
Germany, there is an immediate
00:26:44
shortage of
00:26:47
products containing piperacillin. China has
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managed to ensure that certain
00:26:52
antibiotics are only manufactured in China due to its dampening prices
00:26:56
three large plants are
00:27:00
produced we write to the companies
00:27:02
it almost always says no interview no
00:27:06
interview or we are suspected of espionage
00:27:09
a popular formulation
00:27:11
to get rid of annoying journalists' questions
00:27:13
Foreigners would
00:27:16
infiltrate China the whole country is
00:27:18
currently fighting against spies
00:27:21
you don't talk to us about political issues The press office sounds too
00:27:25
sensitive at China's large
00:27:28
antibiotic company.
00:27:34
We have no interest in
00:27:36
working with foreign media.
00:27:38
We do not do any external communication
00:27:40
with foreign media.
00:27:44
Goodbye. We are on our way
00:27:46
to one of the cephalus porin plants in
00:27:49
Shangi Province. Chilo's exports to
00:27:52
Europe are in the past This year the number
00:27:53
has increased significantly again by
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130%.
00:27:58
At the main entrance to the antibiotic factory there is
00:28:01
an employee who agrees to
00:28:04
talk to us. We produce cephalosporins.
00:28:07
Our products are sold all over the world.
00:28:09
I am really
00:28:13
proud of that. Our presence did not
00:28:16
go unnoticed. Discussion with the
00:28:18
security at the main entrance Films
00:28:22
banned China is trying to make others dependent on itself
00:28:24
and itself autonomous,
00:28:26
risking in Chinese
00:28:29
even has its own name, the system of
00:28:32
two cycles means that in order to arm itself in the
00:28:34
trade war, China wants to
00:28:37
increase consumption in its own country and
00:28:45
reduce its dependence on exports The risk is basically
00:28:48
not exactly what China
00:28:50
has been practicing for many years, i.e.
00:28:53
making itself more independent, isolating itself from
00:28:55
foreign influences, is
00:28:57
that not the same
00:29:02
strategy? No, I don't think so. Since
00:29:05
1978, China has opened up to the world
00:29:07
and reformed its politics and economy
00:29:09
Sees itself as an
00:29:11
indispensable part of the world, it wanted to
00:29:19
embrace the world, but if a country
00:29:22
puts maximum pressure on China,
00:29:25
if it wants to deny access to China,
00:29:27
then China has to do the right thing,
00:29:34
so invest a lot to
00:29:37
mobilize all the talents, it has to
00:29:39
become independent That's not what
00:29:42
China initially wanted, that's what the
00:29:45
wrong policies of other countries have
00:29:47
forced us to do. China has no other
00:29:56
choice
00:30:07
Making profits with China but that they
00:30:09
are not there to minimize risks
00:30:11
for fear of being left behind.
00:30:13
Volkswagen is investing 2.5 billion euros in a
00:30:16
project with Horizon Robotics. The
00:30:19
Chinese are leaders in
00:30:20
self-driving cars. We want to
00:30:23
give the customer the best there is and
00:30:24
then we just take the best possible
00:30:26
solution in the reg b it is an expensive
00:30:28
bet on the future that the
00:30:31
profit in China works like
00:30:33
a VW Beetle used to run and run and
00:30:36
run it could be a fallacy that we
00:30:39
will control the Chinese market
00:30:41
have to replace because in the long term our corporations
00:30:44
in the form in which we
00:30:45
see it now will no longer play the role
00:30:46
that they have played for the last 10 20 years,
00:30:48
but in the wake of the
00:30:51
big ones, the small ones also continue
00:30:53
as before, the supplier companies
00:30:56
like the new zahnradwerk Leipzig GmbH
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with a good 1000
00:31:01
employees Hubertus Barsch
00:31:04
built the company over 20 years ago.
00:31:07
A factory in China was added eight years ago.
00:31:09
Volkswagen's sales problems in China are
00:31:13
also affecting his office. The
00:31:16
best times are when the head does
00:31:18
n't work at night, but you can
00:31:20
tell me I believe that I have rarely been
00:31:23
able to sleep in recent years,
00:31:25
including this year.
00:31:29
His company traditionally produces engine
00:31:31
and transmission parts for combustion engines,
00:31:34
but now electric cars are important,
00:31:36
especially in China, and the question is,
00:31:39
will Barch manage the transition and what
00:31:41
will happen to his The group's most important customers,
00:31:43
Volkswagen, will continue
00:31:46
to order from barch, even if things are
00:31:48
getting tight for VW, especially medium-sized companies
00:31:51
in the automotive supply chain are
00:31:53
currently extremely challenged to move away from
00:31:55
combustion engines towards electric cars
00:31:58
and some will certainly
00:31:59
fall through the cracks At the moment, Barch has
00:32:02
the feeling that he has escaped again
00:32:04
during the pandemic, his
00:32:07
Chinese colleagues are only on his
00:32:10
radar. Now he is coming back to Tenschen for the first time.
00:32:13
He is nervous about what
00:32:16
will await him there. In
00:32:20
2015, we
00:32:23
accompanied Bart to build the China factory
00:32:26
For 50 million euros it was brand new at the time,
00:32:29
the passport was peeking out of his pocket,
00:32:33
he was constantly shuttling between
00:32:35
two worlds. It was the time of
00:32:40
China euphoria. We belong to a few
00:32:42
private individuals
00:32:50
China has to work too, yes it will
00:32:54
work for years Bar now
00:32:57
produces no travel paste LT out of
00:33:00
the shirt anymore it seems that China is
00:33:03
further away today than it was back then just
00:33:05
because of
00:33:07
Corona it was a long and
00:33:09
tiring time and I am very surprised
00:33:12
that we are here are in such good condition
00:33:14
at the moment and that the employees,
00:33:17
the entire team, have practically
00:33:20
kept this business running on their own over the years.
00:33:24
The pandemic could be a warning
00:33:27
for the dependencies of what it
00:33:29
is like to suddenly be cut off from
00:33:31
supply chains and your own
00:33:35
millions of investments. My
00:33:37
assessment is that German
00:33:39
companies that operate in China
00:33:42
need to know that their
00:33:44
investments there may
00:33:48
be treated completely differently than in constitutional states like
00:33:51
Europe, that they can be expropriated.
00:33:53
Well, that's not just a
00:33:55
theoretical possibility,
00:33:57
but it doesn't want to know anything about risk minimization from
00:34:01
derisking
00:34:05
Deindustrialization, everything that starts with D
00:34:07
goes downwards. We are
00:34:10
very well organized in China, but the bottom
00:34:13
line for our company is that we have to
00:34:15
consider that our risk in China
00:34:18
remains tolerable.
00:34:24
Yes, the risk remains tolerable. That's what the
00:34:28
boss of the Geosat company is working on all over Taiwan
00:34:31
relies on
00:34:33
deterrence and armament
00:34:36
lordchenfang produces civilian and
00:34:38
increasingly military drones because
00:34:41
Taiwan has to arm itself, says the
00:34:46
flight engineer fudien in southern China where the
00:34:49
Chinese have stationed their missiles
00:34:52
is only two hours away by plane
00:34:58
since the visit of the Speaker of the
00:35:01
US House of Representatives Pelosi last
00:35:03
year China's missile positions have
00:35:05
moved forward. So far they have only been able to
00:35:07
reach the eastern part of Taiwan,
00:35:10
but now their range covers every
00:35:12
square centimeter of Taiwan's
00:35:13
territory.
00:35:19
In order to test their machines in combat,
00:35:22
there has been a
00:35:25
sad test field in Ukraine since February 2022. One
00:35:30
of GEOS helicopter drones will
00:35:32
soon be sent there lengling
00:35:36
will
00:35:39
accompany you, the threat can
00:35:41
fly normally and take photos. You
00:35:43
can photograph a large area
00:35:45
and return automatically, or you
00:35:47
can set a route. Sit in
00:35:49
certain places, eat or
00:35:51
drink, drop some fuel or supplies.
00:35:58
Of course, the drone can also
00:36:00
drop other things lie changling knows what is needed on the
00:36:03
Ukrainian front because
00:36:05
he was already there right after
00:36:07
the war broke out he gave up his job as an
00:36:10
uberdriver and
00:36:12
set off the former French
00:36:15
Foreign Legionnaire wanted to experience something again
00:36:18
the irony of the globalization of
00:36:21
the Taiwanese Lee flew at Chinese threats
00:36:25
the Ukrainian front and was
00:36:27
immediately hired by Geosat upon his return.
00:36:30
Now he will bring a donation to
00:36:33
Ukraine
00:36:35
[music].
00:36:40
There are many young people in
00:36:42
Taiwan who
00:36:44
went to Ukraine as international volunteers.
00:36:47
That was very courageous, but the long-term
00:36:50
development is more important In
00:36:52
other words, what can we learn from the
00:36:54
Ukrainian battlefield as far as
00:36:56
drones are concerned? They are a modern
00:36:58
and urgently needed instrument on
00:37:00
the battlefield if they can be
00:37:02
fully integrated into the existing
00:37:04
military units. We must
00:37:09
study this new technology of warfare and also in Taiwan
00:37:13
introduce charity coupled with
00:37:16
sober calculation should help the small
00:37:18
Asian democracy to defend itself against
00:37:21
its totalitarian neighbor
00:37:23
in order to reduce the risk of an attack
00:37:33
China is trying to specifically reduce its own risk it sees
00:37:36
itself in the global competition with the
00:37:39
USA at the center of Beijing's strategy the
00:37:43
dominance of certain particularly
00:37:45
valuable raw materials Jünan province
00:37:48
southwest of China our goal is a
00:37:51
mine of the company junanong it supplies
00:37:53
almost a third of the global
00:37:55
production of around the company video is full of
00:38:00
success stories Germanium and gallium
00:38:02
are extremely important metals for the
00:38:04
production of
00:38:05
semiconductors Germany can be blackmailed
00:38:08
because It has also become dependent on rare metals, a
00:38:10
good half of
00:38:12
its gallium comes from China, and for
00:38:15
germanium the whole is
00:38:18
82%. Since August, China has restricted its exports.
00:38:21
It is a retaliation for
00:38:24
Ushel's sanctions, but it also affects
00:38:27
Germany. In August,
00:38:29
exports of germanium and Gallium from
00:38:31
China to
00:38:32
zero China could
00:38:35
turn off the HEN in some products at any time and then
00:38:37
say you won't get any
00:38:38
germanium or gallium, that was just
00:38:40
an announcement that you
00:38:42
need certificates, that wasn't a ban,
00:38:45
you have to learn from that You have to
00:38:47
see where this could happen,
00:38:50
the mine tunnels in Jünnen go up to 2 km deep. We did
00:38:56
n't respond to our interview request. There was barbed wire at the main entrance
00:38:59
and a warning sign, strict
00:39:02
entry ban for strangers and
00:39:04
vehicles. A security guard immediately confronted us,
00:39:07
we asked again after an
00:39:11
interview I have to answer the central questions
00:39:13
that decide whether they can go in now
00:39:15
they are not allowed in
00:39:17
the mood is tense the
00:39:21
security guard is visibly uncomfortable with our sudden
00:39:22
appearance
00:39:24
the company won't talk to us
00:39:27
even from government agencies only
00:39:30
rejections Viktor GA Vice President
00:39:34
of the Center for China and globalization
00:39:36
and unofficial mouthpiece of the
00:39:38
Communist Party is ready for an interview
00:39:43
China has absolute dominance
00:39:46
in rare earths and metals China
00:39:49
still has two dozen aces up its sleeve We
00:39:52
have no problem with
00:39:55
Germany Republic follows the USA in its
00:39:58
unjustified sanctions against
00:40:00
China then exports will
00:40:02
regulated in Germany in the same way as the
00:40:05
Chinese government already does for the two
00:40:06
metals gallium and germanium.
00:40:16
As with antibiotics, gallium also had its
00:40:20
own production in
00:40:22
Germany here in Stade near
00:40:25
Hamburg,
00:40:31
but only until
00:40:32
2017 galiium from Stade was not
00:40:39
competitive and then Is the
00:40:41
political question, is it worth
00:40:44
producing gallium in Germany too with a
00:40:47
view to security of supply with a
00:40:48
view to
00:40:49
competitiveness for the
00:40:51
semiconductor industry? This question seems to have
00:40:55
been answered about the
00:41:00
future. In May 2023, the EU
00:41:04
Commission President and Chancellor will carry out
00:41:06
a digital
00:41:09
divisional ceremony for a new one at infinien in Dresden
00:41:11
Semiconductor factory Semiconductors are often
00:41:13
referred to as the petroleum of the 21st century -
00:41:16
the one raw material, so to speak, on which almost
00:41:20
everything else depends. By 2030,
00:41:23
together with the industry, we want to double Europe's
00:41:26
share of global chip production
00:41:29
to 20% and because the
00:41:32
chip market is developing so rapidly,
00:41:35
that means for us actually that we
00:41:41
have to quadruple our current capacities 33 billion euros in subsidies,
00:41:44
the EU is relaxed about it under these
00:41:47
conditions, the Dresden location is
00:41:49
also attractive for TSMC a nar who
00:41:53
thinks that Taiwan's most important
00:41:55
company
00:41:57
can do whatever it wants with sol invtien
00:42:01
SMC invests a lot in China that is
00:42:04
over because the semiconductor industry is
00:42:07
part of the national
00:42:11
security strategy we are
00:42:12
very concerned about the economic
00:42:14
security of the
00:42:16
semiconductor design we respect the
00:42:19
global positioning of the company
00:42:21
but it must be guaranteed that
00:42:23
Taiwan's lead in this industry is
00:42:25
maintained
00:42:26
that means that The most modern
00:42:28
production processes and research
00:42:30
must
00:42:33
remain in Taiwan. TSMC's most recent investments
00:42:35
were all in closely allied
00:42:38
countries. Is that a
00:42:41
coincidence? No, it's not a coincidence. That means
00:42:45
we agree with the development of a
00:42:47
global network, but
00:42:49
to protect the supply chain, TSMC only goes
00:42:52
in Countries with similar
00:42:55
values,
00:42:58
industrial policy there and here on
00:43:01
this green meadow in Dresden, t
00:43:03
smmc will produce chips in about 4 years,
00:43:07
not the most modern ones whose production
00:43:09
should remain in Taiwan but earlier
00:43:11
generations like the ones the European
00:43:14
automotive industry needs.
00:43:17
The Taiwanese want to invest
00:43:20
about 10 billion euros They should get half of it
00:43:21
subsidized. In my opinion, this is
00:43:24
money well spent for Germany.
00:43:27
In my opinion, they are lying
00:43:28
a bit into their own pockets. The
00:43:30
impact on global industry will
00:43:37
not be fundamental in the next 10 years due to the measures we are currently seeing in Europe
00:43:40
change if we only
00:43:44
have six additional factories in Europe by 2030,
00:43:46
that will not be enough to achieve the
00:43:48
20% promised by vonder derlin
00:43:51
because at the same time new factories are being built
00:43:54
in China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan and in
00:43:57
the USA.
00:43:59
We should therefore forget about the 20% let
00:44:01
us concentrate on ensuring
00:44:04
that our production of European
00:44:14
[music]
00:44:21
becomes a criticism that the responsible
00:44:25
Federal Minister of Economics does not want to
00:44:27
accept. Firstly, you have to
00:44:30
start somewhere, well semiconductors will be
00:44:32
everywhere in the future, we are well
00:44:34
advised to produce some of what
00:44:37
we consume ourselves
00:44:39
and so on sometimes
00:44:41
I don't understand it either, so there is a
00:44:44
lot of concern about the attractiveness of
00:44:46
Germany as an industrial location and then
00:44:48
companies like this come and build the
00:44:51
lead industry or want to build the
00:44:53
lead industry here for the next few decades
00:44:54
and then that is
00:44:56
also
00:44:58
criticized. Germany is trying to
00:45:00
become at least a little more autonomous
00:45:03
But Chinese high-tech has long been
00:45:05
at the center of our communication, does
00:45:07
the German mobile phone network operate
00:45:10
critical
00:45:11
infrastructure, how much conflict does
00:45:14
Berlin dare to reduce this risk?
00:45:16
That is perhaps also the
00:45:18
logical error in our risky
00:45:20
discussion, especially because it
00:45:22
seems to be something completely peaceful We
00:45:25
just have to minimize the
00:45:26
risks a little bit,
00:45:28
diversify a little bit,
00:45:30
as if the Chinese leadership does
00:45:32
n't notice that and as if they don't have
00:45:33
an interest in the
00:45:34
opposite happening because China does
00:45:36
n't want to become the risk, which means we
00:45:38
really have to determine where they are
00:45:40
We depend on where we can find other
00:45:41
partners in order to have alternatives, but
00:45:43
not now to say we won't buy
00:45:45
anything from China anymore, but to be
00:45:47
able to tell the Chinese you ca
00:45:49
n't
00:45:51
blackmail us, the skyline of the high-tech
00:45:54
metropolis is in sight when you're
00:45:57
in Huawei Line 1 runs through retort
00:46:00
Europe that the company's founder had
00:46:02
built as a company campus, from one
00:46:05
stop to the next you stroll from
00:46:08
Paris via Bologna and Oxford to Rome
00:46:10
or
00:46:11
Heidelberg. Western media rarely get an
00:46:14
insight here. We were
00:46:16
invited to an exclusive tour. Here
00:46:20
we are now in Heidelberg and this is
00:46:22
a driverless car especially for
00:46:24
you
00:46:26
autonomously and futuristically it goes through
00:46:29
the copy of Heidelberg's romantic
00:46:31
alleys over bridges past rivers
00:46:33
and small
00:46:35
lakes a fairytale land it seems with
00:46:38
high
00:46:40
symbolic power they are supposed to be the symbol of
00:46:43
China's resilience black
00:46:46
swans according to superstition and in
00:46:49
Hua's company history they also represent an
00:46:51
unforeseeable event that has
00:46:53
serious consequences. K
00:46:56
Huawei says misfortune and threats have
00:46:59
made them even stronger, which is why
00:47:01
the black swans here on the
00:47:03
company campus are lovingly fed and
00:47:05
cared for. The animals are intended to
00:47:08
remind the workforce of this every day
00:47:10
Unpredictable to be prepared
00:47:15
charm offensive with private tour Lunch
00:47:19
and Carsten sensz he is Huawei's spokesman
00:47:23
for Germany actually works in
00:47:33
K customers D I know SAS HT always feels
00:47:37
a bit like a marketing slogan
00:47:38
but it's not Huawei's
00:47:41
self-marketing offensive is aimed at
00:47:43
the federal government because again there is
00:47:46
one black swan in the
00:47:49
Berlin area see huawe 5g technology a
00:47:53
security risk and fear Ch SH
00:47:56
install software and have Germany
00:47:58
spied on remotely
00:48:01
maybe even switch off networks and important
00:48:04
infrastructure Huawei
00:48:07
denies that we as suppliers have
00:48:10
no access, no remote access to
00:48:12
data in mobile networks or to the
00:48:15
control of
00:48:17
mobile networks These networks
00:48:19
are under the control of the
00:48:21
network operators, these scenarios of
00:48:23
espionage and sabot
00:48:26
belong more in the realm of science
00:48:28
fiction, but the science fiction and the
00:48:31
fear could become reality.
00:48:34
China's national security law
00:48:36
obliges companies to provide information
00:48:39
to the party and the state in the USA.
00:48:42
Huawei components are That's why
00:48:44
a ban on Chinese 5g
00:48:47
technology has long been taboo for German network operators. It
00:48:49
would have a signal effect for the whole of
00:48:54
Europe
00:48:56
if the German government
00:48:57
wanted to shoot itself in the foot. Please, we ca
00:49:00
n't stop you, you know, we ca
00:49:02
n't stop people from doing all the
00:49:03
stupid things
00:49:06
All the damage, injuries and
00:49:07
losses will be caused to the German people, but I
00:49:10
personally hope that the German government,
00:49:12
as I have always perceived it, will be
00:49:13
smarter and wiser.
00:49:17
A ban on Chinese 5g
00:49:20
technology for German network operators
00:49:23
would have a signal effect for the whole of Europe.
00:49:29
We don't want a country As customers, we
00:49:30
certainly don't lose the largest
00:49:32
market in Europe, the German market, because
00:49:35
if you
00:49:36
can survive and assert yourself on the German market, then
00:49:38
you can do the same in many other
00:49:40
markets. The German
00:49:43
telephone providers are also up in arms against
00:49:45
possible restrictions, threatening Berlin
00:49:47
with
00:49:48
lawsuits for damages despite all
00:49:50
the security concerns Like the car companies,
00:49:53
they want to continue as before when it comes to China.
00:49:54
The pressure on
00:49:57
politicians is enormous. I have
00:50:00
always made it very clear to myself that
00:50:01
risk minimization also means that we are
00:50:04
not allowed to incorporate any technology from China into
00:50:06
our infrastructure that would make
00:50:08
us vulnerable I think
00:50:10
we also have to be self-confident enough
00:50:11
and say we don't let
00:50:13
anyone
00:50:17
put pressure on us, but Germany
00:50:20
is trying to reach a compromise, the risk
00:50:23
light, so to speak. We initially only banned a
00:50:26
small but essential part of
00:50:27
Huawei technology and demanded more transparency from China
00:50:32
Even during our
00:50:34
hour-long visit to
00:50:36
Huawei's Europe, we only saw the facades of China's megatech
00:50:40
company.
00:50:46
In Taiwan, people are happy about
00:50:49
everything that reveals a growing distance from
00:50:51
China. It gives us hope that
00:50:54
Germany
00:51:03
would consistently side with democratic Taiwan We would like
00:51:05
Germany to be prepared to deploy its
00:51:07
warships in the Asia-Pacific
00:51:09
region
00:51:12
and to carry out military exercises in the
00:51:14
Indo-Pacific region,
00:51:17
but who knows whether
00:51:19
international aid will really
00:51:22
come for peace? It is important that
00:51:26
the Taiwanese political leadership
00:51:28
can convince Beijing that
00:51:30
society can withstand an attack
00:51:31
If the impression arises
00:51:33
that Taiwanese society
00:51:35
will capitulate very quickly,
00:51:37
the probability of an attack increases
00:51:39
very
00:51:41
much. They don't trust it. They
00:51:44
meet once a week with military
00:51:46
discipline on the open-air stage of the
00:51:49
park in
00:51:53
Taip. What we hope is that
00:51:56
we can demonstrate the will To defend ourselves, we
00:51:58
can't expect other countries
00:52:00
to help us if we do
00:52:01
n't show the will to
00:52:05
do it ourselves, so they decided to practice hand-to-hand combat, a
00:52:10
little touchingly.
00:52:13
They've forgotten the wooden rifles today,
00:52:15
but that doesn't slow down their zeal.
00:52:18
Self-defense groups like
00:52:21
these exist Meanwhile, all over the country,
00:52:23
young Taiwanese in particular have no
00:52:26
connection to the People's Republic and want to
00:52:28
prepare for an
00:52:32
emergency. Once the catastrophe
00:52:34
comes, we will all be nervous and
00:52:36
perhaps have forgotten what we already
00:52:40
knew, but through constant practice,
00:52:44
the movement is moving towards that Memory of the
00:52:45
muscles over and then we can
00:52:48
make decisions that save our own
00:52:50
lives and maybe even those of our
00:52:52
family members.
00:52:57
Today your
00:52:59
star guest is the man who
00:53:02
fought in the Ukraine last year and is
00:53:04
now bravely taking part in
00:53:08
strength training, but he has actually
00:53:10
come for his Ukrainian
00:53:14
to demonstrate a first aid kit yes that is a
00:53:18
bandage yes yes if you have a hole here in
00:53:21
the front and a hole in the
00:53:24
back s banished what you are
00:53:27
training on gets even closer thanks to it
00:53:32
he really went to the Ukraine
00:53:35
and came back alive that
00:53:37
is very
00:53:38
admirable I have the things
00:53:40
which he brought with him today I have
00:53:42
seen before but today I
00:53:44
understood for the first time that they were really
00:53:46
used in a war.
00:53:51
At the end of a long
00:53:54
training evening the hero is emotionally
00:54:04
upset. What he sings is the anthem
00:54:07
of
00:54:24
Ukraine
00:54:32
or China
00:54:35
We don't know that Taiwan is really attacking, but Taiwan is trying to
00:54:37
prepare for it and
00:54:40
Germany, what we
00:54:42
have to do in Germany is to make ourselves more independent
00:54:44
and to
00:54:45
position ourselves confidently against China
00:54:47
and I think in the end that will also help
00:54:49
me to deal better with it Having China be
00:54:51
less dependent and less vulnerable
00:54:53
will be expensive. We have to be able to provide these
00:54:56
basic services to our population on
00:54:58
our own again. We
00:55:01
certainly also have to
00:55:02
diversify widely so that we don't
00:55:07
have to politically accept such country risks, but Germany is
00:55:10
not at
00:55:11
the mercy of China. China needs Europe too
00:55:14
We are dependent on some
00:55:18
products but China needs the market
00:55:20
Europe too and China also needs
00:55:23
imports from Europe
00:55:26
Anton and his father went to the doctor again in Berlin.
00:55:34
The therapy in the hospital helped
00:55:37
Anton.
00:55:39
His lungs are
00:55:44
healthy again. I am of course happy that
00:55:47
It didn't turn out any differently, but
00:55:49
you do
00:55:50
n't want to get into a situation like that again
00:55:52
and then frustration and
00:55:55
anger arise. You have to say that it's even
00:55:58
happening. Do you still remember what it
00:56:00
was like for you when you had to go to the hospital,
00:56:02
even that night?
00:56:05
Once I know, yes, I didn't really want to go
00:56:10
to the hospital. How are you feeling
00:56:15
well today with Anton, things went smoothly again
00:56:20
[music]
00:56:23
that his patients didn't completely
00:56:26
use up and gave to him,
00:56:29
maybe he still has something in the
00:56:30
drawer when it happens again
00:56:32
is now of course born out of necessity,
00:56:34
theoretically we're not allowed to do that,
00:56:36
but we're just doing it
00:56:37
anyway because at the moment there's always a
00:56:40
situation where patients
00:56:41
can't start therapy that day because
00:56:43
they have to wait two to three days for
00:56:45
the medication then your
00:56:48
own ability to be blackmailed is available, you often notice that
00:56:50
when things happen like with Anton,
00:56:53
when a confusing, disturbing
00:56:55
world intervenes in the life of a
00:56:59
six-year-old. Dependency is
00:57:02
not fateful, it is made
00:57:05
and therefore it can
00:57:07
be reduced again if you
00:57:23
want
00:57:35
[music]

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Gute Beziehungen zu China garantierten der deutschen Wirtschaft lange Zeit günstige Güter und gutes Geld. Doch längst hat China in vielem nicht nur aufgeholt, sondern überholt – und aus der Beziehung wurde Abhängigkeit. Und diese Abhängigkeit wird spürbarer. Denn immer mehr trumpft China nicht nur wirtschaftlich, sondern auch politisch auf. Ob im Ukraine-Krieg, im Verhältnis zu Russland oder bei den fortgesetzten Drohungen gegenüber Taiwan: Wo China einst zurückhaltend agierte und als Partner in der Globalisierung bequem Gewinne garantierte, beansprucht es nun eine Weltmachtrolle. In Berlin reibt sich die Politik die Augen: Aus einer Beziehung ist eine Abhängigkeit geworden – und einfach Schluss machen, geht nicht. ----- Hier auf ZDFheute Nachrichten erfahrt ihr, was auf der Welt passiert und was uns alle etwas angeht: Wir sorgen für Durchblick in der Nachrichtenwelt, erklären die Hintergründe und gehen auf gesellschaftliche Debatten ein. Diskutiert in Livestreams mit uns und bildet euch eure eigene Meinung mit den Fakten, die wir euch präsentieren. Abonniert unseren Kanal, um nichts mehr zu verpassen. Immer auf dem aktuellen Stand seid ihr auf https://www.zdf.de/nachrichten

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