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January 31, 2025
Business

Deutsche Bank’s Profits Plunge 92% Amid Restructuring Plans

Deutsche Bank’s profits have plummeted by 92% in the fourth quarter of 2024, a result that has prompted CEO Christian Sewing to signal potential restructuring moves. As reported by the Financial Times,

Business/Electric vehicles

Siemens Announces Global Layoffs of Over 6,000 Employees

Siemens, one of Germany’s largest industrial companies, has announced plans to cut over 6,000 jobs worldwide as part of a major restructuring effort. The layoffs, which are set to affect employees in multiple sectors, will include 2,850 workers in Germany

March 20, 2025

China’s Industrial Leap Leaves Europe Behind in a High-Stakes Trade Reckoning

Diplomacy/Geopolitics

In her first official visit to China as Germany’s economics minister, Katherina Reiche steps into a world that is both familiar and disorienting for

Germany Moves to Build Its Own Sixth-Generation Fighter After Collapse of Landmark European Program

Defence/Geopolitics

Germany’s defense industry is moving swiftly to fill the void left by the collapse of one of Europe’s most ambitious military projects, with an

Germany Shifts Right as Merz Vows to End US Dependence Amid Electoral Victory

February 24, 2025
Geopolitics/Germany/World

In a historic shift for German politics, Friedrich Merz and his center-right Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU) bloc emerged victorious in the federal elections, securing around 29% of the vote, according

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Breaking: Conservatives Set to Win German Election as Far-Right Gains Momentum

February 23, 2025
Geopolitics

In a pivotal German election held on Sunday, preliminary exit polls indicate that the conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has secured a plurality in the Bundestag, positioning Friedrich Merz to likely succeed

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German Frontrunner Signals Potential Nuclear Pact with Britain

February 23, 2025
Germany/World

In a bold departure from Germany’s long-standing defense policy, Friedrich Merz, the frontrunner for the German chancellorship and leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), has suggested that Berlin may consider partnering

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Scholz Faces Political Upheaval in Germany’s Industrial Heartland as AfD Gains Traction

February 22, 2025
Germany/World

In Bochum, part of Germany’s industrial Ruhr valley, Heike Wischnewski, a longtime Social Democrat, is considering a shift in her voting allegiance. Despite her historical support for the SPD, she’s frustrated with

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AfD Faces €7 Million Fine Over Alleged Hidden Donations from Billionaire

February 21, 2025
Germany/World

The hard-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is at the center of Germany’s biggest party finance scandal in decades, facing a potential €7 million fine for allegedly disguising a €2.4 million campaign

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The Final Cold War Battle Unfolded in Germany

February 20, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

This year’s Munich Security Conference attracted as much attention as it did 18 years ago. Back then, it was Vladimir Putin who caused an uproar; this time, it was US Vice President

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Volkswagen Faces Cuts and Uncertainty as EV Ambitions Stall

February 11, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles

Volkswagen (VW) is grappling with production cuts and a shift in its electric vehicle (EV) strategy as part of a difficult new deal with its powerful workers’ council. The company, once heralded

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Deutsche Bank’s Profits Plunge 92% Amid Restructuring Plans

January 31, 2025
Business

Deutsche Bank’s profits have plummeted by 92% in the fourth quarter of 2024, a result that has prompted CEO Christian Sewing to signal potential restructuring moves. As reported by the Financial Times,

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Survey Exposes Holocaust Knowledge Gaps in Young Germans

January 25, 2025
Germany/History/World

A new survey by the Claims Conference has highlighted a disturbing decline in Holocaust awareness among young Germans, with one in nine adults unaware of the atrocity, and a quarter unable to

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Unity Mitford’s Diaries: Infatuation with Hitler & Antisemitism

January 19, 2025
Diplomacy/History

Unity Mitford, the British debutante who became infamous for her infatuation with Adolf Hitler, has left behind a chilling and revealing account of her time within the Nazi regime, now brought to

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