By Michael Snyder Is something about to happen in Germany that will shake the entire world? According to disturbing new intel that I have received, a major financial event in Germany could be imminent. Now when I say imminent, I do not mean to suggest that it will happen tomorrow. But I do believe that … Continue reading
Karl-Friedrich Israel and Jeff Deist discuss the current situation in Greece from Karl’s perspective as a German. Old hostilities between the north and south in Europe are being inflamed, which calls into question the entire purpose of the Eurozone. Would Greece be better off simply leaving the Euro and resurrecting the drachma? Would the less … Continue reading
“Germany, which has taken a tough line on Greece, has profited from the country’s crisis to the tune of 100 billion euros ($109 billion), according to a new study,” published on Monday, AFP reports. Each time investors got bad news about Greece, they rushed to the ‘safe haven’ of Germany, with the interest rates on … Continue reading
Investment in the euro area, and particularly private investment, has not recovered since the onset of the global financial crisis. By Bergljot Bjørnson Barkbu, S. Pelin Berkmen, and Hanni Schölermann In fact, the decline in investment has been much more drastic than in other financial crises; and is more in line with the most severe of these crises … Continue reading
These days, mass media and experts pay attention to a new political course of German Chancellor Angela Merkel in relation to Russia. Previously, Merkel had a loyal stance to Moscow and Putin. Recently, however, her statements have gotten a lot harsher in connection with the Ukrainian crisis. Not that long ago, Merkel said that “Russia’s … Continue reading