More than a quarter century after The Economist first dubbed Germany the “sick man of Europe,” the label applies again. And this time, the illness is a chronic condition, requiring a long-term ...

Germany's government will carry out an analysis of the country's expected energy demand and efforts to improve supply as it ...

S 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos is sometimes seen as the moment that “peak pessimism” reigned about Europe’s future ...

Three leading German economists expect growth in 2026 if the new coalition government’s ambitious multibillion-dollar ...

On the eve of his first meeting with US President Donald Trump, German Chancellor Fredrich Merz launched a 46-billion-euro (around $53 billion) package of corporate tax breaks on Wednesday to try to ...

German unemployment rose sharply in May, with 34,000 more people out of work, reaching a near-decade high of 2.96 million.

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

The first formal meeting of coalition partners ends in success as the parties agree on a wide range of measures for the ...

Germany’s government has made infrastructure development a top priority, but it needs help from the private sector.

Japan lost its 34-year reign as the world’s largest creditor nation to Germany at the end of 2024. Japan’s net external ...

Vietnam is undergoing a historic economic transformation. With the adoption of Resolution No.68/NQ-TW, the country has ...