Struggles of family farms fuel German discontent
For more than a century, Marc Bernhardt's family has been running a dairy farm in eastern Germany's Saxony region.But for Bernhardt, nothing could ever replace dairy farming.
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For more than a century, Marc Bernhardt's family has been running a dairy farm in eastern Germany's Saxony region.But for Bernhardt, nothing could ever replace dairy farming.
As farmers blockade roads over subsidy cuts, neo-Nazi or monarchist groups are turning up at rallies.
For more than a century, Marc Bernhardt's family has been running a dairy farm in eastern Germany's Saxony region.
Farmers across Germany have been bringing major roads to a standstill in protests in recent days, piling misery on Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s governing coalition amid fury over subsidy cuts.
(Bloomberg) -- At 5 a.m. on Monday, Cynthia Frey will climb into her 300-horsepower tractor and drive through the dark to the center of Berlin. There she’ll join hundreds of other farmers at the Brandenburg Gate and call for Chancellor Olaf Scholz to resign.Most Read from BloombergBiden Says US Doesn’t Support Taiwan Independence After VoteTaiwan Elects US-Friendly President, Defying China WarningsApple to Shutter 121-Person San Diego AI Team in ReorganizationBill Ackman Is Bringing Activist Pla