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Germany's Successful Economic Model Could Be Finished - [M] Jeff Kowalsky / AFP; Klebher Vasquez / AA / ABACAPRESS / ddp images; NurPhoto / IMAGO

Germany's Successful Economic Model Could Be Finished - [M] Jeff Kowalsky / AFP; Klebher Vasquez / AA / ABACAPRESS / ddp images; NurPhoto / IMAGO

The End of Globalization? Germany's Successful Economic Model Could Be Finished

China and the U.S. are isolating their economies and supporting industry with billions in subsidies. Will the German economy be crushed between the two blocs? Domestic industry faces tough choices. By Simon Book, Christoph Giesen, Jens Glüsing und Gerald Traufetter

"Hypocrisy Is Fairly Evenly Distributed in the North and the South" - Gianluigi Guercia / AFP

"Hypocrisy Is Fairly Evenly Distributed in the North and the South" - Gianluigi Guercia / AFP

BRICS and the Emerging New World Order "Hypocrisy Is Fairly Evenly Distributed in the North and the South"

Countries like Brazil, India and the rest of the BRICS countries are tired of the U.S.-led unipolar world, says leading Latin American thinker Matias Spektor in an interview. They would like to decentralize power in the global system, but lack a common vision for the future. Interview Conducted by Jens Glüsing und Bernhard Zand

Silicon Valley Brings Disruption to Global Finance - Robert Schmiegelt / Future Image / IMAGO

Silicon Valley Brings Disruption to Global Finance - Robert Schmiegelt / Future Image / IMAGO

SVB's European Shockwaves Silicon Valley Brings Disruption to Global Finance

Rising interest rates have plunged the financial markets into turbulence. Regional banks in the U.S. are facing bank runs while in Europe, Credit Suisse is on the brink. Is a new global financial crisis coming? By Tim Bartz und Michael Brächer

"The Super-Rich in the West Are Evading Their Responsibility" - Amit Sharma / dpa

"The Super-Rich in the West Are Evading Their Responsibility" - Amit Sharma / dpa

Social Consequences of the Pandemic "The Super-Rich in the West Are Evading Their Responsibility"

Former top World Bank economist Branko Milanović is afraid that the coronavirus pandemic has deepened the wealth divide. Those who have profited most from the crisis, he fears, have broken their pledge to help countries in need. Interview Conducted by Martin Hesse und Michael Sauga

Building a Life at Home Instead of Leaving - E. Cálix / FAO Honduras

Building a Life at Home Instead of Leaving - E. Cálix / FAO Honduras

Young Entrepreneurs in Central America Building a Life at Home Instead of Leaving

Thousands of people every year leave Central America for the U.S. to escape poverty and a lack of prospects. But some young entrepreneurs are demonstrating that it is possible to find a future at home. By Sonja Peteranderl

“The Virus Must Be Contained Before the Economy Can Recover” - Dirk Bruniecki / DER SPIEGEL

“The Virus Must Be Contained Before the Economy Can Recover” - Dirk Bruniecki / DER SPIEGEL

Leading German Economist on Corona Policies “The Virus Must Be Contained Before the Economy Can Recover”

In an interview, Clemens Fuest, one of Germany’s top economists, discusses the impact of the coronavirus on governments and business. He says bankruptcies are inevitable and that the effects of the crisis will be with us for a long time to come. Interview Conducted by Martin Hesse und Michael Sauga

"The Stock Market Is Deluding Itself" - Kerem Yucel / AFP

"The Stock Market Is Deluding Itself" - Kerem Yucel / AFP

Interview with Economist Nouriel Roubini "The Stock Market Is Deluding Itself"

Prominent American economist Nouriel Roubini does not believe the global economy will recover quickly. He believes that the dire situation will produce a summer of protest in the U.S. and years of difficulties in Europe as well. Interview Conducted by Tim Bartz

'Trump Poses a Great Risk to U.S. Democracy' - Yu Fangping/ dpa

'Trump Poses a Great Risk to U.S. Democracy' - Yu Fangping/ dpa

Political Economist Daran Acemoglu 'Trump Poses a Great Risk to U.S. Democracy'

American economist Daron Acemoglu is deeply concerned about the future of democracy under Donald Trump. In a DER SPIEGEL interview, he speaks about the link between economic dissatisfaction and the rise of political extremism. Von Michael Sauga

Only Radical Thinking and Action Can Tame Globalization - LYNN BO BO/EPA/REX/Shutterstock

Only Radical Thinking and Action Can Tame Globalization - LYNN BO BO/EPA/REX/Shutterstock

The G-20 in an Unjust World Only Radical Thinking and Action Can Tame Globalization

In Hamburg this week, thousands are preparing to launch protests against the exploitation of labor, the degredation of the environment and the extremes of capitalism. To solve the world's problems, a radically new approach is necessary. Von Alexander Jung

How America Lost Its Identity - Erik S. Lesser / dpa

How America Lost Its Identity - Erik S. Lesser / dpa

Megalomania & Small-Mindedness How America Lost Its Identity

Reporter Holger Stark spent the past four years as DER SPIEGEL's Washington correspondent during a time in which the country changed radically enough to elect Donald Trump as its president. What led this once mighty nation into decline? Von Holger Stark

'The Economic System We Have Created Global Warming' - Anya Chibis

'The Economic System We Have Created Global Warming' - Anya Chibis

SPIEGEL Interview with Naomi Klein 'The Economic System We Have Created Global Warming'

Can we still stop global warming? Only if we radically change our capitalist system, argues author Naomi Klein. In an interview with SPIEGEL, she explains why the time has come to abandon small steps for a radical new approach. Von Klaus Brinkbäumer

How Capitalism Has Gone Off the Rails - REUTERS/ Metropolitan Police

How Capitalism Has Gone Off the Rails - REUTERS/ Metropolitan Police

The Zombie System How Capitalism Has Gone Off the Rails

Six years after the Lehman disaster, the industrialized world is suffering from Japan Syndrome. Growth is minimal, another crash may be brewing and the gulf between rich and poor continues to widen. Can the global economy reinvent itself? Von Michael Sauga

'Far-Reaching Reforms Are Needed' - Thomas Lohnes/ Getty Images

'Far-Reaching Reforms Are Needed' - Thomas Lohnes/ Getty Images

EU Banking Stress Tests 'Far-Reaching Reforms Are Needed'

On Sunday, Europe will release the results of its banking stress tests. In an interview, former PIMCO head Mohamed El-Erian speaks with SPIEGEL about what to expect and how Europe's core countries are failing to adequately confront a flagging economy. Von Martin Hesse

Climate Summit Trap Capitalism's March toward Global Collapse

The Warsaw conference demonstrated that the "climate summit" model is broken and, more importantly, that capitalism itself is driving us to the brink. Protests are not the solution -- it's time to fight the system using its own weapons. Von Harald Welzer

'Capitalism Is Humanity's Neurosis' - LUIS GALDAMEZ/ REUTERS

'Capitalism Is Humanity's Neurosis' - LUIS GALDAMEZ/ REUTERS

Philosopher Renata Salecl 'Capitalism Is Humanity's Neurosis'

Freedom is a good thing, isn't it? Not always, argues Slovenian philosopher Renata Salecl. The liberty to choose from an unlimited number of career options or coffee brands ultimately becomes a burden. Our modern capitalist society is ruled by a "tyranny of choice."

'Blockupy' Surrounds ECB in Frankfurt - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

'Blockupy' Surrounds ECB in Frankfurt - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

Anti-Capitalist Protest 'Blockupy' Surrounds ECB in Frankfurt

Thousands of "Blockupy" protesters gathered in Frankfurt on Friday, surrounding the European Central Bank to air their concerns about euro-crisis policies. Both the banks and police were reportedly well-prepared for the anti-capitalist demonstration.

German Execs Scrutinized over Fat Retirement Plans - dapd

German Execs Scrutinized over Fat Retirement Plans - dapd

Luxury Pensioners German Execs Scrutinized over Fat Retirement Plans

Despite public outcry, German executive pay continues to grow. While most people in the country are gradually becoming concerned about whether their retirement pensions will be adequate, many top executives can look forward to worry-free golden years. Von Frank Dohmen und Dietmar Hawranek

Occupy Will Survive the Camp Clearances - Frank Kleefeldt/ dpa

Occupy Will Survive the Camp Clearances - Frank Kleefeldt/ dpa

End of Frankfurt Protests Occupy Will Survive the Camp Clearances

The Occupy camp in Frankfurt has finally been cleared after a court rejected an appeal by activists. The attempt to set up a utopia in Germany's financial capital may have failed, but the movement will continue to play an important role in the debate about a better society. Von Stefan Schultz

Crisis Batters Global Faith in Capitalism - Mario Tama/ Getty Images

Crisis Batters Global Faith in Capitalism - Mario Tama/ Getty Images

International Survey Crisis Batters Global Faith in Capitalism

The global economic crisis has hit millions where it hurts the most: in the pocketbook. But a study released Thursday by the US-based Pew Research Center also finds that the crisis has damaged their faith in political leaders and the free market economy in general. Von Gregor Peter Schmitz

Outrage against Apathy Occupy Movement Hopes for New Lease on Life

The Occupy movement got off to a great start last fall, but living in a tent camp seemed less attractive during the Northern European winter. Now that spring is back, activists are hoping for a protest renaissance. But the loose-knit group still needs to figure out what it actually stands for. Von Wiebke Hollersen

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