Germany, once a European economic powerhouse, is now facing a significant crisis marked by zero growth for two consecutive years.
High energy costs, bureaucratic complexities, and an aging infrastructure are major contributors to this economic downturn impacting its export sector.
The recent collapse of the government coalition further adds to the uncertainty and hinders effective policy implementation for recovery.
Economists urge swift policy changes, including tax reforms and infrastructure investments, to revive Germany's economic potential.
