German government rejects US tariffs on steel and aluminum

The transcript discusses the German government's stance against US tariffs on steel and aluminum, emphasizing the negative impact on international trade and the economy. It highlights the importance of maintaining fair trade partnerships with the USA and other nations. Additionally, it addresses concerns over cyber-attacks targeting both German and Russian governments and the use of Russian military systems in Syria. The transcript concludes with a question about information security in Germany.

What is the German government's position on the US tariffs on steel and aluminum?

• They are neutral about the tariffs.

• They have not commented on the tariffs.

• They support the tariffs.

• They oppose the tariffs.

Why does the German government believe that US tariffs won't solve the problem of global overcapacity?

• Because they are not enforced properly.

• Because they are unilateral measures.

• Because they are too high.

• Because they only target aluminum.

What is the German government's view on a potential trade war?

• It is not in anyone's interest.

• It is beneficial for the USA.

• It is inevitable.

• It is beneficial for Europe.

What is a major concern regarding the use of Russian weapon systems in Syria?

• They are outdated.

• They are ineffective.

• They are too expensive.

• They are causing pride in weapon development.

Who are the targets of the cyber-attacks mentioned in the transcript?

• Neither government.

• Both the German and Russian governments.

• Only the Russian government.

• Only the German government.