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Germany's Merz heads to Asia as security issues loom large

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is scheduled to meet with leaders from Singapore, Japan, and South Korea in late October 2026. This diplomatic engagement aims to address rising global supply chain threats and adjust Germany's foreign policy strategy. The meeting is part of Germany's broader efforts to navigate increasing geopolitical uncertainty.

Key points

• Chancellor Friedrich Merz is scheduled to meet with leaders from Singapore, Japan, and South Korea in late October 2026.
• The meeting aims to address rising global supply chain threats and adjust Germany's foreign policy strategy.

Context

Germany is seeking to adjust its foreign policy to rising uncertainty and threats to global supply chains, leading to diplomatic engagement with key Asian nations.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the meeting's purpose and participants. Specific dates beyond 'late October 2026' are not provided, and no details on the meeting's outcome or specific supply chain issues are available.

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