The German Council of Economic Experts revised its forecast for Germany's economy, predicting stagnation due to US tariffs and industrial decline. A new fiscal package could reignite growth by 2026.

Germany's economy is expected to stagnate in 2023 due to fiscal constraints, industrial downturns, and U.S. tariffs. A $500 billion fiscal package aims to boost growth by 2026. Unemployment rates near ...

Germany faces a severe economic crisis with receding growth, high energy costs, and bureaucratic challenges. Experts predict ...

Germany’s demographic landscape continued to evolve, with 21.2 million people—25.6% of the population—having a migration ...

The Merz-led coalition government marks a shift to the right, pledging economic revival, stricter migration policies and a ...

Germany's new chancellor vowed to build Europe's strongest army — but experts say underinvestment, recruitment, and politics ...

Germany’s economy is expected to stagnate in 2025, according to the country’s panel of independent economic advisers, as global trade tensions and tar.

Germany’s economy is at a breaking point, and one controversial rule may be responsible - the debt brake. This strict policy, introduced in 2009, prevents Germany from borrowing more than 0.35% of its ...

Five months after Assad’s fall, Syria's economy sees a chance for recovery as Western sanctions are lifted, but ...

Merz and Xi express willingness in phone call to work together in partnership to address global challenges, German government ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasised cooperation on global issues in their call.