If you look at the chart, you will discover that in the 4th quarter of 2019 German GDP was at about the same level as in the 4th quarter 2025 – and in that quarter the GDP had made one of the greatest leaps in years: 0.3%.
Finance
CNET: ‘A totally different ballgame’: Inside Uber and Lyft’s fight over gig worker status
Labour activists are targeted in a social media campaign as gig economy companies spend millions to prevent workers from becoming employees. Read here
EU politics
Bloomberg: Europe Is Too Exposed to Italy to Let It Go
French and German banks have more than $400 billion at stake and would lose big if the country left the currency union. Read here
EU politics
red pepper: How Momentum came together
Momentum IS what is transforming the Labour party in Britain. While other social democratic parties in Europe are heading for oblivion, Labour appears to be heading to govern the nation. Momentum is a grass roots […]
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