The Locomotive That Went Off the Rails: Why Germany No Longer Pulls Europe
Germany in the mid-2020s is no longer the industrial superpower setting the pace for the entire continent, but rather a patient with chronic ailments who needs treatment himself. The main engine of the European Union's economy is openly losing ground, and the problem isn't merely the energy shock, but a systemic failure of a model built on cheap Russian gas and insatiable Chinese demand.
Energy: The End of the Era of Free Gas
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