Almost everything at the G-7 foreign ministers’ meeting revolves around China’s role in the world. The group agreed on a more binding tone, as recently struck by Federal Foreign Minister Baerbock.
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Paul-Anton Krüger, Karuizawa
The seven leading western industrialized countries have offered China to establish “constructive and stable relations” through dialogue and promote the world economic recovery in a mutually beneficial manner. At the same time, they called on the leadership in Beijing to “act as a responsible member of the international community.” This emerges from the final declaration of the G-7 foreign ministers’ meeting in the Japanese holiday resort of Karuizawa, which ended on Tuesday.