It’s an established fact by now that the Eurozone economy is slowing down. The International Monetary Fund cuts down the relevant growth estimate for this year to 1.6% and 1.7% for 2020. This is far below the robust 2.4% of 2017. The German economy, the largest and the more competitive country of the club, is […]Home » Tony Blair
After globalization what? Europe’s long, straining shake-up post Davos wreckage
It’s an established fact by now that the Eurozone economy is slowing down. The International Monetary Fund cuts down the relevant growth estimate for this year to 1.6% and 1.7% for 2020. This is far below the robust 2.4% of 2017. The German economy, the largest and the more competitive country of the club, is […]Filed Under: Economy, EUGlobe, Eurozone, Policy, Politics, Trade, USA, World Tagged With: AfD, anti-globalization, anti-neoliberal, Bernie Sanders, Brexit, Britain, Brits, Davos 2019, Davos Forum, Democratic Party, European Union, Eurozone, Gerhard Schröder, German Socialist Party, global outlook, globalization, Great Britain, IMF, Jeremy Corbyn, Klaus Schwab, Labor Party, neoliberal economists, neoliberals, Social Democratic Party, Tony Blair
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
A long German political winter is on the way
Germany enters into a long period of political uncertainty. The ‘Grand Coalition’ of the conservatives (Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union) and the Social Democrats of SPD, which can offer a stable government, may take months to form. Then, even after fashioned, it will not function without friction, as used to be the standard for Germany. […]Filed Under: Policy Tagged With: Andrea Nahles, Angela Merkel, Barbara Hendricks, Bayer, Berlin, carcinozen, CDU/CSU, Christian Schmidt, Conservatives, European Union, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, German President, Germany, Glyphosate, Gordon Brown, grand coalition, IARC, International Agency for Research on Cancer, Matin Schulz, Monsanto, PASOK, PSOE, socialists, SPD, Tony Blair, World Health Organization
At last Britain considers a super-soft Brexit
After more than one year, the Brexit road map has been more or less drafted between the two opposing groups of the governing Tories, the hard Brexiteers and the Bremainers. Minister for Finance, Philip Hammond, and Trade minister, Liam Fox, leaders of the Bremainers and Brexiteers respectively, jointly wrote an article published in the last […]Filed Under: Policy, Politics Tagged With: 10 Downing Street, Brexit, Brexiteers, Brimain, Brimainers, Britain, Brussels, Donald Tusk, Emmanuel Macron, European Union, Europesan Commission, France, John Major, Labour Party, Liam Fox, London, Philip Hammond, referendum, Theresa May, Tony Blair, Tories

















