High energy prices, a weak labour force and low productivity growth are behind the ailing German economy – and voters are feeling the pinch.

Durable good and capital good prices were responsible for the slight rise but the figures indicate the economy continues to struggle with weaker demand and increased international competition.

As Germany heads to vote this Sunday, Gen Z is increasingly favouring the far-right. Till as recently as 2021, many young ...

With Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) on the rise, frontrunner Friedrich Merz’s attempts to outflank the far-right on ...

Reforms that will cut more than 100 seats from Germany's Bundestag, the lower house of parliament, after upcoming elections ...

PETER SPARDING is Senior Vice President and Director of Policy at the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress and ...

Germany has identified skills that are in demand for highly skilled migrant workers to boost its workforce. This comes as ...

Germany's office market remains depressed, with any recovery in the coming months seen as vulnerable to further economic ...

However, as before the adoption of this law, in the early 2000s, Germany has just gone through a few years of economic ...

The good news is that Germany can afford to splurge. At 62% of GDP, the country’s public debt is half that of America’s (see ...

Germany is being battered from within by a faltering economy and from without by a vengeful Trump administration.

To some, the chant is provocative. German media and commentators have highlighted how it recalls the phrase "Alles fuer ...