New German Government Is Alliance Opportunity Against the CCP

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : She was Europe's most powerful supporter of strong EU-China ties, including support for an EU-China investment deal that was scuttled by the European Union after Beijing counter-sanctioned its lawmakers over their sanctions on Chinese officials for involvement in the Uyghur genocide.
50% : One of the most important foreign policy tools to rein in the CCP's power will be economic sanctions, and these only have a chance if the world's two biggest economies by GDP, the United States and European Union, take joint and concerted action.
47% : This means Germany will likely switch from a tight-lipped country with low defense spending, to a human rights loudmouth with even lower defense spending.

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