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From the West Germany economic miracle of the 1950s to Daimler, Siemens and BASF, Germany has chugged its way into the new century on the back of its export economy. A beneficiary of free trade within Europe, Germany has the continent's largest economy and the fourth largest in the world.

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Germany’s Vaunted Auto Industry in Dire Straits Amid Chinese Surge - VCG / IMAGO

Germany’s Vaunted Auto Industry in Dire Straits Amid Chinese Surge - VCG / IMAGO

BYD, Geely, Xpeng Germany’s Vaunted Auto Industry in Dire Straits Amid Chinese Surge

The numbers of Chinese cars on European roads is skyrocketing as carmakers from the People’s Republic rush to build factories in the EU. Germany’s traditional brands are struggling to respond.

Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry? - Fabian Kirchbauer

Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry? - Fabian Kirchbauer

A Giant Leap Could BMW Save the German Automobile Industry?

Germany's automobile industry has been sliding deeper and deeper into crisis in recent years. But this week, BMW is presenting its new, ultramodern series of vehicles. It is a huge bet on the future. And it might just work. By Thomas Schulz, Martin Hesse und Alexander Demling

European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI - Matthias Stark / Audi

European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI - Matthias Stark / Audi

Know-How and Expertise European Companies Hoping to Take the Global Lead in Industrial AI

The U.S and China are far ahead when it comes to artificial intelligence. But industrial leaders in Europe, and especially in Germany, are hoping to find their footing with AI tools aimed specifically at making production facilities more efficient. By Martin Hesse und Timo Schober

Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom - Liesa Johannssen / REUTERS

Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom - Liesa Johannssen / REUTERS

Skeletons Emerging from the Closet Deutsche Bank CEO Sewing Facing Questions as Lawsuits Loom

Christian Sewing has steered Deutsche Bank back onto the right track and restored its reputation. But now, a scandal from the financial crisis is returning to haunt him. By Tim Bartz, Martin Hesse und Sara Wess

Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider - [M] Lynne Brouwer / NRC

Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider - [M] Lynne Brouwer / NRC

Dirty Dealings with the “Porn Baron” Suspicions Swirl around a German Financial Service Provider

Millions of Germans make payments with PAYONE assistance without even knowing they are using the service. The company has been involved with dubious characters and ignored indications of money laundering. The trail leads to scammers and a horror film producer. By Sven Becker, Roman Höfner, Sara Wess und Christoph Winterbach

German Military Seeks to Adapt as AI Changes Warfare - Rheinmetall

German Military Seeks to Adapt as AI Changes Warfare - Rheinmetall

Battlefield Disruption German Military Seeks to Adapt as AI Changes Warfare

The use of artificial intelligence is changing the balance of power on the battlefield and in the German arms industry. Established giants are facing new challenges from up-and-coming startups. By Matthias Gebauer, Martin Hesse, Marcel Rosenbach und Gerald Traufetter

The Munich Contribution to Apple's New iPhone 16

The Munich Contribution to Apple's New iPhone 16

Chip Challenges The Munich Contribution to Apple's New iPhone 16

With the iPhone 16e, Apple has launched a new middle-class device. The 5G chip it uses was largely developed in Munich. DER SPIEGEL spoke with those behind the novelty. By Matthias Kremp in Munich

"Many of the People Around Trump Subscribe to Crazy Ideas" - Andrew Kelly / REUTERS

"Many of the People Around Trump Subscribe to Crazy Ideas" - Andrew Kelly / REUTERS

Whither the Global Economy? "Many of the People Around Trump Subscribe to Crazy Ideas"

In an interview, Barry Eichengreen, one of the most renowned economists in the U.S., expresses deep concerns about the second administration of Donald Trump. Europe, he says, could face stiff economic head winds from Washington. Interview Conducted by Tim Bartz

How Chancellor Olaf Scholz Brought His Coalition to an End - Clemens Bilan / EPA

How Chancellor Olaf Scholz Brought His Coalition to an End - Clemens Bilan / EPA

The End of the German Government How Chancellor Olaf Scholz Brought His Coalition to an End

Germany's governing coalition had long been characterized by perpetual bickering and very little progress. Ultimately, Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Finance Minister Christian Lindner found it impossible to get along.

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

Volkswagen Facing Yet Another Crisis - Joe Scarnici / Volkswagen of America / Getty Images

Volkswagen Facing Yet Another Crisis - Joe Scarnici / Volkswagen of America / Getty Images

Bad Business in the U.S. Volkswagen Facing Yet Another Crisis

VW was hoping to rake in billions in profits from its U.S. operations. Now, though, it is looking like the company's all-electric plan for the region will create steep losses instead. By Alexander Demling

The Double Life of Former Wirecard Executive Jan Marsalek - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: DER SPIEGEL (3); Frank Hoermann / Sven Simon; Leopold Fiala; BKA / picture alliance / AP

The Double Life of Former Wirecard Executive Jan Marsalek - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: DER SPIEGEL (3); Frank Hoermann / Sven Simon; Leopold Fiala; BKA / picture alliance / AP

An Agent for Russia? The Double Life of Former Wirecard Executive Jan Marsalek

Since the collapse of Wirecard, Jan Marsalek has been on the run and is one of the most wanted men in the world. A DER SPIEGEL investigation has revealed how he went underground and that he's a Russian spy.

"Russia Is a Storm, China Is Climate Change" - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Kay Niettfeld / AFP, FBI (2)

"Russia Is a Storm, China Is Climate Change" - [M] Lea Rossa / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Kay Niettfeld / AFP, FBI (2)

Espionage from the East "Russia Is a Storm, China Is Climate Change"

Spying from China continues to grow in both volume and sophistication. The cyber-snoops from the People's Republic have moved beyond companies and are now seeking to exert influence on politics in Germany – all while keeping a close eye on dissidents and minorities.

"We Are Not the Sick Man of Europe" - Peter Juelich / DER SPIEGEL

"We Are Not the Sick Man of Europe" - Peter Juelich / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Bundesbank President Nagel "We Are Not the Sick Man of Europe"

Joachim Nagel is battling inflation on two fronts – as the head of Germany's central bank and as a hobby cook fighting high food prices at home. In an interview, he discusses Europe's economic challenges, successes achieved and a recent high court ruling that will make it harder for Germany to borrow money. Interview Conducted by Tim Bartz

Why Germany's Economy Is Flailing – And What Could Help - B. Leitner / McPHOTO / blickwinkel / IMAGO

Why Germany's Economy Is Flailing – And What Could Help - B. Leitner / McPHOTO / blickwinkel / IMAGO

Wirtschaftsblunder Why Germany's Economy Is Flailing – And What Could Help

It seems like only yesterday that Germany was the economic engine of Europe. Now, it's bringing up the rear among Western industrialized nations. The country's prosperity is threatened and the government seems to be at a loss.

Europe at Risk of Losing the Lithium Race - Roger Kisby / DER SPIEGEL

Europe at Risk of Losing the Lithium Race - Roger Kisby / DER SPIEGEL

The Global Competition for Raw Materials Europe at Risk of Losing the Lithium Race

Without lithium, copper and rare earths, our mobile phones, electric cars and wind turbines wouldn't function. Currently we are almost exclusively dependent on China for these critical raw materials. But there might be a way out.

Viktor Orbán Ups the Pressure on German Companies to Leave Hungary - Attila Kisbenedek / AFP

Viktor Orbán Ups the Pressure on German Companies to Leave Hungary - Attila Kisbenedek / AFP

"Mafia Methods" Viktor Orbán Ups the Pressure on German Companies to Leave Hungary

German companies have long been active in Hungary. But now, Viktor Orbán is trying to force some of them to leave. And when they do, his closest allies stand to profit. By Jan Puhl und Michael Sauga

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

Berlin Seeks to Recruit Skilled Labor from Africa - Nana Kofi Acquah / DER SPIEGEL

Berlin Seeks to Recruit Skilled Labor from Africa - Nana Kofi Acquah / DER SPIEGEL

Germany's Migration About-Face Berlin Seeks to Recruit Skilled Labor from Africa

For years, many Germans were frightened by the idea of economic immigrants from Africa. Now, though, Berlin has begun to proactively recruit them. It is a drastic change from a history of skepticism. Von Heiner Hoffmann und Nana Kofi Acquah (Photos) in Accra, Ghana

"The Fight against Inflation May Take Somewhat Longer" - Laurent Gillieron/ dpa

"The Fight against Inflation May Take Somewhat Longer" - Laurent Gillieron/ dpa

Deputy Head of the International Monetary Fund "The Fight against Inflation May Take Somewhat Longer"

Whether it is Europe's inflation struggle, China's real estate crisis or global protectionism, Gita Gopinath is skeptical about the immediate future. In an interview, though, the deputy head of the IMF also sees small glimmers of hope. Interview Conducted By Tim Bartz und David Böcking

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