Germany’s Economy Shrank Last Year. Here’s How Politicians Plan to Revive It.
Friedrich Merz, the chancellor candidate for the conservative Christian Democratic Union, acknowledged the need for a “major effort” to revive the economy as his party pledges to return German growth to 2 percent over the next five years through changes to the welfare and tax systems.
The weakness underlines the challenge that will face a new government in Berlin following elections in February, including ...
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock indirectly criticised Chancellor Olaf Scholz for his reluctance to approve a ...
Conservative chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz railed against the climate policies of the left-leaning parties he’ll likely ...
German industrial production increased by 1.5% in November, recovering from a 0.4% decline in October. However, industrial ...
Germany can only hope for a tangible economic recovery once there is clarity on the economic, financial and geopolitical ...
German police are investigating an election campaign flier by a far-right party that looks like a plane ticket and calls for ...
Europe is burning through its gas reserves at the fastest pace in seven years, leaving Germany “acutely” exposed as cold ...
Germany's combination of strong growth, low unemployment, favourable financing conditions and large budget surpluses present it with a golden opportunity.
Germany hopes its economy, after shrinking for two years, can turn the corner in 2025, but Donald Trump's return to the White House threatens new headaches for Europe's largest economy.
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