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Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz is set to be sworn in as chancellor on Tuesday with a mission to revive the ailing economy and boost the diplomatic standing of the EU's most populous country.

Almost two-thirds of people believe economy will get worse in next 12 months amid tariffs uncertainty and Ukraine war

Almost two thirds of consumers (64%) believe the economy will get worse before it gets better, according to the Which? Consumer Insight Tracker.

“When diversity, equity and inclusion become ‘threats’ to the order of society,” Judith Butler wrote recently, “progressive politics in general is held responsible for every social ill.” Authoritarians are empowered to oppress vulnerable people in the name of “the nation, the natural order, the family, society or civilization itself”.

While others chased compute infrastructure, serial entrepreneur (and former pro hockey player) Trevor Koverko saw something more scalable, accessible, and urgent: the human side of AI training.

Editorial: Behind the slogans and tariffs lies a calculated strategy – fuelled by elite interests, eroding labour rights and stoking global recession

Some will have wages and benefits garnished, putting even more strain on an already unstable economy.

Donald Trump's logic was labeled questionable by users as he assured Americans that the economy is "doing great" as high tariffs impact trade with China.

In an interconnected global economy, regions face recurring economic shocks and intense competition. For policymakers and researchers, understanding the drivers of local employment growth has become critical. Recent theoretical advances highlight the importance of different relational proximities that influence the benefits of the geographic clustering of economic activities.

The US president is blaming ‘Biden’s economy’. In fact, there is one key cause of the poor showing – and it’s not his predecessor

New government must revive economy as Ukraine war and Trump complicate European security and trade.