Germany is set to relax its strict constitutional debt limits, enabling a €1 trillion investment in defence and ...
The plan of the future Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz, approved by the Bundestag and involving the weakening of the ...
The decision of the Bundestag to weaken the mechanism of the "debt brake" opened the way for the approval of additional ...
Germany has long been known for its fiscal discipline, but a major shift has taken place. At Firstpost's IdeasPod session, ...
BERLIN] For the first time in several decades, Germany is rearming. In the ongoing talks to form a coalition government, the Christian Democrats (CDU) and the Social Democrats (SPD) – the first and ...
That comes on the back of the German parliament voting in favor of a major fiscal package, which includes changes to debt ...
The likely next chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, announced on Friday, March 14, that he had secured enough votes to ...
The poorly timed phone call came as British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer prepared to launch construction of the UK's ...
The coming German government managed to pass its’ large fiscal package through parliament with support from The Green party, ...
Germany's outgoing government voted on March 18 in favour of a publicly-owned 12-year infrastructure fund with a value of around €500bn.
Ahead of the release of Eurozone inflation figures and the announcement of the US Federal Reserve's policy, the EUR/USD pair ...
The changes roll back Germany's strict debt brake law, introduced after the 2008 financial crisis, which had limited ...
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