TREE NEWS update: China declined to comment on the far-right AfD’s victory in Germany’s Saxony-Anhalt state election, calling it Germany’s internal affair. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning made the remarks at a press briefing on [date], responding to a question about the AfD candidate’s positive remarks on China. She reiterated China’s consistent stance on developing Sino-German relations.
China Refuses to Comment on AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt Win
Beijing's refusal to engage on the AfD result underscores a cautious diplomatic posture, prioritizing stable bilateral ties over commenting on volatile European domestic politics. The reference to the candidate's positive remarks suggests China is monitoring shifts in Germany's political landscape for potential economic and strategic implications. The open question is whether Berlin's future policy direction, regardless of electoral outcomes, will sustain the current trajectory of Sino-German cooperation. This silence likely reflects a calculated effort to avoid entanglement in internal EU debates while preserving flexibility across a range of possible German governments.
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