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In the end, they didn't have much to say to each other: Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD), Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection Robert Habeck (Alliance 90/The Greens), and the dismissed Federal Minister of Finance Christian Lindner (FDP)

The latest moose test for the Ampel coalition

Germany is unprepared for the challenges of the return of US President Trump. The traffic light coalition is falling apart, and the opposition is initially engaged in scoring points, rather than finding solutions to Germany's problems.Show more

OpinionTraffic light switched off

von Sebastian Schmid

Germany needs a boost.

Germany needs an economic turnaround

The SPD rejects the FDP's ideas for an economic turnaround. However, the SPD urgently needs to consider how it can revive the flagging economy and avoid stewing too much in its own juices.Show more

OpinionFDP paper

von Angela Wefers

Woolly pig or Mangalica pig. But also egg-laying?

The jack of all trades device for the green transformation

With the new funding instrument of climate protection contracts, the state is also taking on financial risks that are currently difficult to assess.Show more

OpinionClimate protection contracts

von Andreas Heitker

These three gentlemen were in agreement: The electricity tax will be reduced.

Only a first step for Germany

The electricity tax package merely ensures the status quo for energy-intensive companies, offering them no substantial new relief measures.Show more

OpinionElectricity price pact

von Andreas Heitker