German chancellor urges global trade alliance as Germany deepens Indo-Pacific ties
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for a global political alliance to defend rules-based trade, urging Germany and Indo-Pacific economies to strengthen economic partnerships and diversify supply chains as geopolitical tensions and intensifying U.S.-China competition reshape the global economy.
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German chancellor urges global trade alliance as Germany deepens Indo-Pacific ties. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for a global political alliance to defend rules-based trade, urging Germany and Indo-Pacific economies to strengthen economic partnerships and diversify supply chains as geopolitical tensions and intensifying U.S.-China competition reshape the global economy. Covered by 1 publications. The Korea Times: German chancellor urges global trade alliance as Germany deepens Indo-Pacific ties.
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- The Korea Times South Korea German chancellor urges global trade alliance as Germany deepens Indo-Pacific ties German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for a global political alliance to defend rules-based trade, urging Germany and Indo-Pacific economies to strengthen economic partnerships and diversify supply chains as geopolitical tensions and intensifying U.S.-China competition reshape the global economy. 9 h ago · Tier 3
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