Why did Germany, defeated in both World War I and WWII, recover so strongly after the latter, but not after the former?

France, the U.K. and Germany have rising budget deficits and debt, while the former crisis hot spots in the south look ...

Shares set to edge lower; major banks set to release earnings; Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate decision this week. Follow ...

Freudenberg e-Power Systems, the German parent company that owns XALT Energy, in planning to cease operations at its Midland ...

Germany has made a significant investment in nuclear fusion, marking a historic policy reversal to become a leader in clean ...

Recently seen testing under camouflage on Chinese roads, the upcoming electric sedan is based on the Xpeng P7, whose second ...

The UK’s national debt is growing at the fastest rate of any rich country as a prolonged borrowing binge threatens to push ...

A GNA Feature by James Amoh Jnr, GNA Accra, Nov. 1, GNA – When President Frank-Walter Steinmeier of Germany arrives in Accra ...

The world economy is limping into November 2025, buffeted by geopolitical crosswinds, policy fragmentation, and structural ...

Rising debt is a genuine worry, as it erodes repayment capacity and limits access to global credit markets. Among smaller economies, conflict-ridden Sudan tops the global list with a staggering 251% d ...