德国经济部长：荷兰接管安世没有任何错，我认为这个决定非常明智

Group 1 - The Dutch government's forced takeover of Nexperia is seen as a politically motivated decision under the guise of national security, despite the economic implications for Europe [2][4][7] - Nexperia has become a critical component of European manufacturing, with 86% of leading European manufacturers relying on chips produced in Dongguan, China, and nearly half of automotive companies considering it essential [1][2] - The forced takeover raises concerns about the potential disruption to supply chains, particularly in the medical technology and automotive sectors, which heavily depend on Nexperia's products [1][4] Group 2 - The situation reflects a double standard among European political elites, who claim to defend market economy principles while using state power to undermine competition [2][7] - The forced takeover could lead to severe economic consequences for Europe, including production halts, unemployment, and inflation, as the EU's Chip Act will require significant time and investment to alter the current dependency on Chinese supply chains [4][5] - The recent cancellation of the German Foreign Minister's visit to China signals a declining perception of Germany in China, raising questions about European leaders' awareness of the broader implications of their actions [5][7]