Germany Considers Shift in Trade Focus from China to U.S..

Economy Minister Robert Habeck's visit to Beijing underscores growing tensions over EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.

German exports to China fell by 14% in May, while exports to the U.S. rose by 4.1%.
Proposed EU tariffs on Chinese EVs aim to counteract what the EU sees as unfair subsidies.
China has threatened retaliatory measures, raising concerns of a trade war.
Germany's strategy seeks to balance reducing reliance on China while maintaining economic ties.
Habeck's visit also addresses broader issues such as climate change and human rights.