Germany’s economy is growing again, yet Berlin has cut fuel tax as energy inflation surges. The contradiction reveals how exposed the recovery remains. Continue reading Germany Is Growing Again. Why Is Berlin Cutting Fuel Tax?
Germany broke its dependence on Russian pipeline gas and built a far more resilient supply system. But expensive, globally traded energy has created a different problem for German industry: security no longer guarantees affordability. Continue reading Germany Escaped Russian Gas Dependence. It Did Not Escape the Energy Trap
Germany’s industrial landscape is undergoing a significant transition rather than a collapse. Factors such as rising energy costs, stagnant manufacturing, and skilled labor shortages are reshaping industries. Companies like Bosch are pivoting to AI and data-driven systems, indicating an adjustment process. The challenge lies in the speed of adaptation amidst systemic pressures. Continue reading Germany’s Industrial Decline 2026: Bosch Signals a Deeper Shift
Earlier this week, I wrote about Europe running out of winter energy again. Germany is where the consequences of that crisis are now becoming visible, leading to concerns about a potential industrial collapse in the country. Germany’s industrial collapse is … Continue reading Germany’s Factories Are Shutting Down. The Quiet Collapse Has Already Started
There is a strange feeling when you look at Europe’s debates about the future. Every capital talks endlessly about a dangerous Russia, but very few talk about the thing they fear even more. A stable Russia. A calm Russia. A … Continue reading Post Putin Russia: Why Europe Secretly Fears Peace More Than War
