All right, Alexander, let's talk about Habek's recent trip, Vice-Chancellor and I believe he's

economic minister as well.

Yeah.

His recent trip to Beijing, a three-day visit where he planned on seeing the Chinese

Premier.

The Chinese Premier snubbed him.

But I understand that meeting never did take place.

And he ended up seeing a lot of other officials.

Of course, we have a looming trade war between the European Union and China.

I believe the tariffs are 38% tariffs that the EU is going to impose on on EVs from China, electric vehicles.

And Hobbik goes to Beijing and he wonders why things are so tense between Europe, Germany, and

China.

And actually, Habik blamed Russia for it.

That was who he put the blame on Russia,

not the fact that Europe is placing tariffs on Chinese goods. No, it's Russia's fault. Anyway,

a disastrous trip from a politician who's a disastrous politician, actually. Anyway, what are your thoughts?

I agree. I mean, the fact that, you know,

members of the Green Party, including Annalina Berbock, who is, let's remember, still Germany's

foreign minister, have said unbelievably horrible things about China, you know, incredibly rude

things about China. That supposedly doesn't play a role either in explaining why relations between China and Germany and Europe are now so bad.

Now, she called Xi Jinping a dictator.

She called Xi Jinping a dictator.

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