Category: Economy
Chancellor Merz links social fairness to security, economic reform and European stability ahead of EU summit
(de-news.net) – Prior to the EU meeting in Brussels, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) has urged a greater emphasis on social justice in addition to…
German Minister rejects immediate AI tax, prioritizes growth and innovation
(de-news.net) – An AI tax at an early stage has been rejected by Germany’s Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger (CDU), who prioritizes economic growth and domestic…
Germany’s designated Labor Minister is confronted with reform demands
(de-news.net) – Germany’s incoming Labor Minister Alexander Schweitzer (SPD) is facing mounting pressure to advance labor and pension reforms as the governing coalition debates electricity…
German conservatives confront political crisis as economic policy disputes deepen
(de-news.net) – Germany’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) faces mounting pressure to rebuild public trust after state election setbacks, with internal criticism focusing on unfulfilled campaign…
Germany increases growth projection as investment and exports boost prospects
(de-news.net) – Germany has raised its 2026 growth forecast to 1.3 percent, citing stronger exports and public investment in infrastructure and defense. The Government expects…
Germany’s social reform agenda with a focus on financing, care, and pensions
(de-news.net) – Germany’s forthcoming social reforms are increasingly being framed not as a collection of temporary budget cuts, but as a broader restructuring of the…
Germany’s new North-South Commission sets out to strengthen global cooperation
(de-news.net) – The Federal Government’s new North-South Commission will be co-chaired by former Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) and former Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla, bringing…
Germany marks 36 years of unity debating achievements of cohesion but also divisions
(de-news.net) – Germany’s 36th Unity Day celebrations in Bremen have highlighted both the achievements of reunification and the divisions that remain more than three decades…
