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SPD chairman Lars Klingbeil wants clear exclusion criteria for future security-related transactions with China. "China has to stay out when it comes to security, the sovereignty of our continent," said Klingbeil on Sunday at the federal congress of the SPD youth organization (Jusos) in Oberhausen.
"When it comes to digitization, when it comes to critical infrastructure, when it comes to the question of artificial intelligence, data, quantum computers, all of these questions, then China has no place in Europe there." He called on the Jusos to get involved in redefining foreign and security policy.
The Social Democrats must clearly identify grievances in China, demanded Klingbeil. “China has changed. The human rights situation, which has been evident for years, has again deteriorated significantly. There must be no silence on the part of social democracy," said the SPD leader. It can also be seen that with the last party congress of the Communist Party, the domestic political situation in the country "has deteriorated again".
The SPD leader reiterated support for Ukraine. His party stands with a country that is being attacked every day by a brutal war led by Russian President Vladimir Putin. “Putin is a war criminal. He is responsible for the fact that innocent people, children and civilians die there," said Klingbeil. "Putin must appear before the international courts and will bear responsibility for this brutal war for which he is responsible."
