Germany’s new government on Wednesday launched a package of tax breaks and eventual tax cuts for companies, moving to ...

BERLIN (Reuters) -The German cabinet approved on Wednesday a first tax relief package worth 46 billion euros ($52.43 billion) ...

Germany’s cabinet approved a package of tax breaks for companies worth an estimated €46 billion ($52 billion), part of a ...

More than a quarter century after The Economist first dubbed Germany the “sick man of Europe,” the label applies again. And this time, the illness is a chronic condition, requiring a long-term ...

Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul made the pledge a day after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in office for just over a week, said his coalition government ... spending has reduced Germany's ...

NATO members are currently committed to spending at least 2 ... parliament since his new coalition government was inaugurated last week, Merz promised that Germany would take on greater ...

Eighty years after the end of the war against Nazi Germany ... spending to a 2.5% share of the economy from April 2027 would result in a "defence dividend" for companies. Sir Keir said the ...

At the same time, the euro and euro stocks soared, in part due to Germany's equally dramatic new spending and borrowing ... financed by the private sector. Chart from Draghi Report on productive ...

Military spending in Europe, including Russia, rose by 17% and accounted for $693 billion, SIPRI said. The top five military spenders — the United States, China, Russia, Germany and India ...

President Donald Trump's continued criticism of Germany’s failure to pay its ... Berllin reached the NATO goal of spending 2% of gross domestic product spending in 2024. This was the first ...

Germany’s coalition talks reveal a divide over foreign aid spending, with the SPD pushing ... The two parties that will likely form the next German government disagree about aid cuts, according ...

But her Spring Statement spending cuts would provide only a temporary ... economists warned. UK gross government debt rose from 85.7 per cent of GDP in 2019 to 101.8 per cent in 2024, an increase ...