German leadership confirms to send warships to help Taiwan from China !!

‘Send warships to Taiwan strait’, The new German leadership confirms China’s biggest fears.
Germany has dropped another bombshell on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Noah Barkin, a China expert, tweeted, “Germany Navy Chief Schoönbach says the next time Germany sends a warship to the Indo-Pacific he will recommend that it go through the Taiwan Strait.” Meanwhile, the EU has also adopted an equivalence system for Taiwanese COVID-19 certificates, signifying increasing cooperation.
The effects of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s exit has led to a sudden turn of events. And now Germany and the EU, which is heavily influenced by Germany, have decided to dump China and embrace Taiwan.
Ever since the global economy went down during the 2008 global financial crisis, Merkel decided to alleviate the German economy by encouraging closer economic engagement with Beijing. The German industry and cat exporters found an opportunity for exponential growth in the growing Chinese market. This came to be known as Wandel durch Handel (change through trade) in German policy.
Angela Merkel was always an opportunistic leader. The woman isolated Russia for the Crimea invasion. But then in a bizarre turn of events, she ended up finalising the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline with Russia. The pipeline makes the European Continent on Russian gas and bypassed Ukraine from the existing gas supply routes.
However, Merkel’s departure is leading to some fast-moving changes in Germany’s China policy.

While the German Navy is talking about protecting Taiwan, the EU itself is warming up to the island nation at China’s expense. Filip Grzegorzewski, the EU Representative in Taiwan, himself tweeted, “Great news! EU adopts equivalence decision for #Taiwan! Covid certificates issued by Taiwan will be now equivalent to the EU Digital Covid Certificates and connected to the EU’s system. Taiwan will also accept the EU Digital Covid Certificate for EU nationals. #EUinTaiwan.”
The change in German policy is being powered by Annalena Baerbock, Germany’s new Foreign Minister. Baerbock represents The Greens, who demand that universal human rights be incorporated in any economic agreement between the EU and China, and are hell-bent on making Chinese human rights violations a central part of Berlin’s foreign policy.

In a ‘Coalition Agreement’ signed by the new German government, it has been laid out that China will be treated as a “systemic rival”. This is for the first time that Germany has referred to the red rogue nation as a systemic rival. The agreement also commits to working out a “comprehensive China strategy” as part of the joint EU-China policy, “to be able to realize our values ​​and interests in the systemic rivalry with China.”