Business Video. Possible drug shortages in Germany as China tightens espionage laws Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 20/08/2024 - 12:02 GMT+2 Several German states have suspended trips by their quality-control inspectors to Chinese pharmaceutical companies over tightened espionage laws. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Possible drug shortages in Germany as China tightens espionage laws Now playing Next Thousands of Hindu devotees take holy dip at Sangam during Magh Mela festival Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | January 16th, 2026 – Morning Now playing Next Germany edges back into growth after two years of contraction Now playing Next How women-led SMEs are reshaping Kazakhstan’s economy In partnership with MDQ Now playing Next US opens criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell Now playing Next European troops arrive in Greenland to 'ensure Arctic security' Now playing Next Fact check: Can the EU defend Greenland in a US attack? Now playing Next Explosion and fire in Utrecht cause building collapses and injuries Now playing Next Buried minerals reveal dirt about daily life in ancient Pompeii Now playing Next 'EU-US trade deal separate from Greenland dispute,' top MEP says Now playing Next Race against time: Scientists store endangered glacier ice in Antarctica Now playing Next Venezuela's Machado says she 'presented' her Nobel Peace Prize medal to Trump Now playing Next Iran warns Qatar and Saudi Arabia it will strike US targets if attacked, expert says Now playing Next Ai Weiwei launches first solo exhibition in India Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | January 15th, 2026 – Evening More videos
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