Germany catches its breath after the crisis? Poland could gain a lot from it
Germany's industrial orders increased by 7.8% in December 2025, marking a significant recovery in the export sector, which could benefit Poland economically.
Bloomberg: Crisis Deepens at the Heart of Russia's War Machine
Local industrial associations report a dramatic decline in investments, profits, orders, and production in a region traditionally supporting Russia's war industry.
Workers take over a factory in Tierra del Fuego as industrial conflict intensifies in the province
Workers have occupied a refrigeration factory in Tierra del Fuego due to unpaid wages and concerns over imminent layoffs, exacerbating the industrial crisis in the area.
Fear of AI Unemployment and Tariff Risks Cause Sharp Decline in New York Stock Market
The New York Stock Market ended down sharply due to rising uncertainties in trade and fears of AI-induced unemployment, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping by 1.7%.
Industry in crisis: at least ten companies closed or downsized in recent months
In Argentina, at least ten companies have either closed or reduced their operations due to declining consumption and increased imports.
No power, no growth, Dangote warns government
Aliko Dangote has called for immediate action from the Nigerian government to address the country's electricity crisis, which threatens industrial growth and economic development.
Germany in Crisis: Ash Wednesday at the Industrial Museum
The article discusses Germany's industrial struggles amidst international competition, highlighting the need for self-improvement by companies and employees.
266,000 industrial jobs lost: 'The German industry is in a deep crisis'
Germany's industrial sector has lost 266,000 jobs since 2019, reflecting a 4.7% decline, with the automotive industry being the hardest hit.
Germany in Crisis. Thousands of People in This Sector Will Lose Their Jobs
A report indicates that the German industrial sector is set to lose over 120,000 jobs by the end of 2025, particularly affecting the automotive industry.
Germany: The economy and the government in crisis, with no recovery in sight
Germany's industry is facing significant job losses, particularly in the automotive sector, raising concerns about the ongoing economic crisis.
Is the Rise in Company Bankruptcies Threatening the German Industrial Model?
The growing wave of company bankruptcies in Germany is posing a significant threat to its industrial model, influenced by economic pressures and global trade transformations.
EU Summit: Is Climate Protection to Blame for the Industry Crisis?
The European Parliament has approved a climate protection goal aiming for a 90% reduction in emissions by 2040 compared to 1990 levels, but has faced criticism for allowing emissions reductions through external climate projects.
Jalmar Schacht: The 'Wizard' Who Turned a Bankrupt Country into Europe's Strongest Industrial Economy
The article explores the transformation of Germany under Jalmar Schacht during the late 1920s, transitioning from severe economic crisis to becoming a powerful industrial economy.
With the Appearance of 'Atlas', 8 Out of 10 Workers at Hyundai's Ulsan Plant Feel Job Crisis
A survey reveals that 80% of workers at Hyundai's Ulsan plant feel threatened by job insecurity due to changing industrial and labor conditions.
Alckmin announces R$ 2 billion for the chemical industry amid the crisis in the Industrial Hub of Cubatão
Vice President Geraldo Alckmin announced a R$ 2 billion incentive for the Brazilian chemical industry to support the struggling Industrial Hub of Cubatão, which has faced factory closures and job losses.
Finland may get a new crisis municipality – industrial property that has absorbed millions in aid threatens to sink Hartola into a swamp
In Hartola, a large vacant industrial hall poses a risk of the municipality being classified as a crisis area due to the inability to find a new tenant or buyer after the previous business ceased operations over two years ago.
Chart of the Day: The German Economy has Slightly Revived After Two Years. Merz Wants to Solve the Industrial Crisis with Billion-Euro Investments
Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to allocate billions of euros into infrastructure as Germany's economy shows a slight annual growth of 0.2% after two years, despite ongoing challenges in the industrial sector.
German economy grows little: Fewer exports, fewer investments and fewer loans
Despite slight growth, the German economy faces challenges with decreased exports, investments, and loans, indicating a continued crisis in the industrial sector.
The German Great Depression – and how we can escape it
Germany's crisis extends beyond a mere economic downturn, facing structural damage, expensive energy, lost industrial strengths, and a new wave of mental paralysis, necessitating complex solutions.
State Budget: Italy and the Moment of Truth
Italy, the third-largest industrial nation in the EU, faces a significant challenge in 2026 as it risks losing vital financial support from Brussels that it has relied on since the coronavirus crisis.
The German economy is facing its deepest crisis.. what are the reasons?
The German economy continues to slow down in 2025, grappling with the repercussions of the Russia-Ukraine war, corporate bankruptcies, and decreased competitiveness in the industrial and export sectors.