The global recovery continues at a slow pace despite a surprisingly resilient response to the events of the past few years. In the G7, things look particularly bleak for Germany, whose dwindling growth figures show a country struggling to cope

The war in Ukraine has upset the delicate balance of international relations and with nations taking sides or remaining neutral, Europe could be left out in the cold amid increasing US–Sino tensions

Is the global economy heading for an era of protectionism under the guise of environmental policy?

After 16 years in power, Angela Merkel did not run for chancellor in the latest German election. Natalie Keffler asks what the impact of this will be on the German economy, and what legacy has she left?

Despite COVID-19, a severe economic downturn and record-low interest rates, Core Europe remains a solid market for retail banking

Germany has a long history of saving for crises. Now that it’s in the midst of one, the country’s fastidious commitment to budget-balancing has been vindicated

Having driven European growth for decades, Germany is now on the brink of recession, prompting fears of an economic retreat. Consequently, the European Central Bank is being forced to exhaust the tools at its disposal to keep the bloc running smoothly

Germany is under pressure to increase its military expenditure in order to hit NATO spending targets. But, the shadow of history continues to shape its perspective on military matters

Europe currently faces an array of challenges, many of which have been caused by the US. Fortunately, this also presents an opportunity for the continent to reaffirm its global influence

Monsanto’s name, which carries years of public relations baggage, will be set down once Bayer completes its takeover

Highly regarded for its commitment to craftsmanship and design, golf trolley manufacturer TiCad continues to prove the worth of an expert’s know-how

Germany continues to be the world’s biggest net capital exporter, which spells both profits and problems for German business

Edith Weymayr explains how the German powerhouse is remodelling its processes to better support SMEs

March witnessed the eurozone’s trade surplus reach €30.9bn, its highest point since the single currency was launched in 1999

Though Germany is widely regarded as Europe’s strongest economy, it is the continent’s third-weakest performer in terms of per capita GDP growth. The country’s banking system could be the source of its economic illness