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EU Special Representative for Human Rights, Olof Skoog, visited Egypt to discuss human rights reforms and foster cooperation between the EU and Egypt. The visit emphasized legislative processes, stakeholder consultations, …
EU’s Olof Skoog Advocates for Human Rights Progress in Egypt Read More
Germany faces an economic slowdown characterized by declining labor productivity, poor educational outcomes, and increasing global competition. Regulatory pressures and rising costs threaten traditional manufacturing, while strategies like increased public …
Germany’s Economic Stagnation: Implications for the European Union Read More
Germany’s ruling coalition is on the verge of collapse due to internal conflicts over economic policies. A leaked document from Christian Lindner, leader of the Free Democrats, outlines controversial proposals …
German Government Faces Imminent Collapse Over Economic Disagreement Read More
The Turkey 2024 Report from the European Commission reveals rampant human rights violations, particularly against Kurds, with no significant progress in judicial reform. Thousands of Kurdish politicians are imprisoned, and …
EU Report: Ongoing Oppression and Human Rights Violations in Turkey Read More
Germany is grappling with an economic crisis, exacerbated by a record number of employee sick days, which are believed to contribute to a decline in productivity and a cost of …
Germany’s Economic Struggles: Blame Shifts to Worker Absenteeism Read More
Volkswagen’s troubles reflect a deeper issue of deindustrialisation haunting Germany, exacerbated by rising energy costs from the Ukraine conflict and competition from Chinese automakers. Martin Wansleben, a key industry leader, …
The Unraveling Fabric of Germany’s Industrial Strength Through Volkswagen’s Woes Read More