Germany must look for new partners in the context of a changing global order.
This was announced by German Economy Minister Katerina Reiche, Reuters reported.
“The world is becoming more unstable and the alliances we trust and rely on are starting to crumble. This does not mean you need to abandon them. Rather, we need to continue working together, no matter how difficult in some cases. And above all, look for new partners,” she said.
In particular, Reiche mentions South America, India, the Middle East, Canada, Australia, as well as Asian countries, including Malaysia.
The minister's comments reflect growing uncertainty about the future role of the United States after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on key allies such as Canada and the European Union.
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