Germany Emerging as the Sick Man of Europe, With Growth Projected at a Tenth of a Percentage Point This Year
Thirty-four years since reunification, the German star shines a bit less brightly than it used to.
BERLIN â The global economy may be on solid footing, according to the latest numbers from the OECD, an economic policy forum. The data, though, also reflect a broader, deep-set malaise in the heart of Europe â Germany.
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