The divisive effect on Europe that Donald Trump’s trade war has generated, takes on new dimensions now. Only the European Sting highlighted this aspect, when the President of ‘America first’ fired the first shots, igniting the trade skirmishes. The differences, about how to respond to the US trade aggression, between the French President Emmanuel […]Home » Social Democrats
Macron and Trump press Merkel to recycle the German trade surpluses
The divisive effect on Europe that Donald Trump’s trade war has generated, takes on new dimensions now. Only the European Sting highlighted this aspect, when the President of ‘America first’ fired the first shots, igniting the trade skirmishes. The differences, about how to respond to the US trade aggression, between the French President Emmanuel […]Filed Under: Economy, EUGlobe, Policy, Trade, USA, World Tagged With: AfD, Alternative für Deutschland, American President, Americans, Angela Merkel, Athens, Berlin, Brussels, Christian Democrats, Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, euro area, Europe, European Union, Eurozone, foreign account, France, French President, Germany, Greece, Greek debt, Greek programs, Italy, Macron, Merkel, Nazis, North, North Europe, Paris, Portugal, Social Democrats, South, south Europe, Spain, The White House, Trade, trade deficit, trade imbalances, trade surpluses, Washington D.C., wealth
Is Germany’s political landscape becoming a breeding ground for extremism?
Last Week, the German center left Social Democratic Party (SPD) decided to cooperate once more with the country’s conservatives, the Christian Democratic Union and its Bavarian sister Christian Social Union. They are to negotiate the formation of a grand coalition government, understandably under Chancellor Angela Merkel. This development may now seem the only mathematically possible […]Filed Under: Policy Tagged With: AfD, Alternative for Germany, Andrea Nahles, Angela Merkel, Brexit Britain, British Labour Party, CDU, Chancellor Merkel, Christian Democratic Union, Christian Social Union, CSU, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Gerhard Schröder, Germany, grand coalition, Jeremy Corbyn, Juno, Kevin Kühnert, Martin Schulz, neoliberalism, Social Democratic Party, Social Democrats, SPD, Tony Blair
German elections: Is Merkel losing ground or Shultz is winning?
Martin Schulz’s candidacy for Chancellor has changed the balance in the German elections as polls show that Angela Merkel and the Christian Democrats (CDU) are left in the second place after the Social Democrats (SPD). The polls which are conducted by the Emnid institute and by Forschungsgruppe Wahlen for broadcaster ZDF reveal a clear lead […]
















