Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "German FM Baerbock in India: What's on the agenda? | DW News" video.

@byomkesh3226 Germany is the worlds second largest donor for humanitarian aid. I would think, that some of that might have arrived in India as well.
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@joexavier2287 ?? Nobody is talking here about "taking away souvereignity". Are you a Brit?! Baerbock is in India to talk about G7/G20 issues and that Germany will support India "going green" with financial support (€10 billion over 10 years) and technical support. Unfortunately they didn't show Baerbocks speach here on DW, would have been more helpfull.
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You are aware that Germany is Indias biggest trading partner in the EU27?!
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@byomkesh3226 € 282 million for the Indian flooding "victims". And various other money including technical support.
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@roythakur Problems with maths? Uk 18% pro, how many contra Germany 32% contra, how many pro India? Think about it, please !!
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@KarthikSoun Trading goes in both directions, you know ?! And nobody was talking here about "who can do what and we can do everything on our own", sounds a bit "anti". Have a nice day anyway with greetings from the EU 😉
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@oq9894 Its not an "official Gvts visit", but a visit from "collegues to collegues", different issue! The two have met quite various times this year, always at other international meetings (G7, G20, etc). Btw, have you ever been over here in any of the European countries? No? But complaining about it anyway? Sounds very smart indeed. LOL
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@IN-ud2ks Ah, ok, I see, you're extremly well informed, NOT. LOL Why is it, that so many people from Asia are always doing so many anti EU speach?! Don't you have enough problems over there which should be sortet?!
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@nick00176 Interesting view. So how does it come, that so many Indians are living in Germany or applying for visa? Can't be that bad then 😉
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Baerbock is visiting India to talk about G7/ G20 issues and how Germany will support (by paying about €10 billion over 10 years including technical support) India "going green", and about visa for Germany.
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@KarthikSoun Yeah, but as I said before, nobody is talking about that India can't produce things or whatever, this isn't an issue at all !! This visit is normal political issue, done all around the world, so not really "a big issue". Yeah, investments in the UK is not the best idea recently :-(( Have nice day as well with greetings from the EU 😉
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@Song Videos What ever, talk about those issues to your Gvt, which agreed to those issues. Tell me, how does it help "a Gvt ", when sending humanitarian aid to flooding areas?
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@RealCherry8085 Germany doesn' t give humanitarian aid sorted by Religions, but where it's needed, independently to Religion or other issues.
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@Raj14-o9y Germany is Indias biggest trading partner in the EU27.
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@alexchan931 If you count it the other way around, then the Uk has more negatives (only 18% positive, lets lots of "anti India % left over) against India. Btw, weren't the Brits "your masters" for about 300 years of occupation, called "colonialism"? So I don't really get it, why you're on about "anti German" but "pro Britain"?!
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@vaibhavpal9873 The EU27 will replace all fossil fuels ( oil, coal, nat gas) with green hydrogen, the goal is focused on 2030-2045. Hydrogen can be used as storage battery for the overloads from the offshore windmills and others. Lots of start ups are working on alternative storage possibilities as well. All along the coast lines (North Sea and Baltic Sea) electrolyseurs (wind to power) are under construction. The Netherlands, Denmark and Germany have this project called " green hydrogen coast line), all subsidiesed by the EU and Gvts. Daimler and Volvo Trucks have developed hydrogen powered trucks/ vehicles as well as the Faun Group, those trucks are already in use. Some weeks ago the world wide first 14 hydrogen powered trains (Alston) started their service in Lower Saxony/ Germany. Btw, 48% of Germany's electricity gets produced by renewables ( wind, solar, water). 30.000 windmills including the offshore windmills are working in Germany, figures still raising.
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Germany is Indias biggest trading partner in the EU27.
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@nick00176 .... in the EU27!! How did that happens? How do I know, ask your politicians! Have a problem with that?
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@nick00176 German bashing, may be ?!
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@nick00176 You really must have terrible problems! I wish you all the best for your further life.
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@svanimation8969 Sorry, forgot the "in the EU27" 😉
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@RealCherry8085 Nobody gets forced to apply for visa, but somehow, apart from you it seems, quite some would like to have a German visa in India. Wonder why 😉
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@joexavier4070 Sorry, forgot "in the EU27" 😉
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Baerbock is visiting India for G7/G20 issues and about Germany supporting India "going green" by paying €10 billion over the next 10 years including technical support and German visa for Indians.
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@svanimation8969 "She" didn't go to India "to get something", that's called "International politics". Don't really know, what your problem is with that, as it's the usual politics business.
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@robby122 Interesting view! What about your "ex-masters", the UK, which occupied/ so called "colonized" India for about 300 years and cost about 40 million Indians their lives?! You seem to be blind on that or just like to do a bit of German bashing, eh?!
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@vaibhavpal9873 Thank you 😉 Yes, it is, this is why I've put up all names of either the project or companies, just look up for "green hydrogen coast line" and it should pop up, same about the other mentioned companies. Also readable on the EUs Commission site. This is, why Baerbock is visiting India as well, because of supporting India "going green". We'll make it, I'm optimistic about it. Forgot to say, all over the world countries are doing International cooperations, supporting each other by "going green". All the best to you with greetings to India from Germany 😉
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@byomkesh3226 Humanitarian aids are mostly given because of feeling sorry/pity for those people being in an terrible situation and not because of political interests of a country!
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@langztante1839 Don't you feel ashamed by posting such BS?!
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@RealCherry8085 Ah, ok, your statement wasn't so clear and came across a bit sceptic. Yes, they were talking about visa issue, trying to speed up the bureaucracy coming with it.
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@robby122 Well, thats not bashing, I would call it "stating facts" !! If you think, that so many millions of dead Indians don't matter, then you should think about your attitude of humanity. Britain at least should show some decency by admitting all those "harms" it did, while being an "Empire/occupator" in those 300 years. And Brexit only happened because of the still existing attitude of exceptionlism, pretending still being an "Empire", therefor being special.
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@IN-ud2ks Those payments were sorted, signed and confirmed by Poland about 25 years ago in an international treaty (when Poland was already independent). As there are elections early next year, the PIS party is bringing up this subject every time before the elections, to "boost" there success at the elections.
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