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Erich Kästner, the great critic, humanist, and antimilitarist, once said, “You must never sink so low as to drink from the cocoa you are being dragged through.” As the German government seeks to sweeten the €100 billion in special debt it plans to take on for ad hoc rearmament — changing the constitution to this end — it’s worth taking a

The EU's latest hare-brained gambit is likely to put further downward pressure on economic activity while exerting further upward pressure on inflation, making stagflation all but inevitable.

Interest rate decision: Unlike America's central bank, the European Central Bank is not yet touching key interest rates. But she gives some hints as to how things could continue now - in times of high inflation and a terrible war.

(Bloomberg Businessweek) -- Europe’s policymaking class is readying itself for a clash that may reverberate for years to come.

Christian Lindner seeks to use €60bn budget to finance pivot towards ‘climate neutrality’

FRANKFURT—Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, a relentless critic of the European Central Bank's ultra easy monetary policy, will step ...

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Photo: Harald Neumann In the 2021/22 winter semester, the University of Freiburg will launch the “Sustainability Certificate: interdisciplinary

Last modified on Thu 18 Feb 2021 09.22 EST A ban on building new single-family houses in popular urban areas has been mooted by a leading German Green MP, who has said they are environmentally unfriendly because they use too much space and energy. Anton Hofreiter, parliamentary group leader of the environmental party has drawn both praise and criticism for suggesting that houses were an unsustainable option in urban areas. “Single-family homes consume a large surface area, a lot of constructi...

(Bloomberg) -- Germany mapped out a path to reviving Europe’s largest economy, with children returning to school as soon as this month and shops allowed to resume sales from March if the country’s contagion rate continues to fall.Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to defend the plan, which includes an extension of most lockdown measures until March 7, in a speech to parliament on Thursday morning.Under the new guidelines -- hammered out over five hours of intense talks with regional l...