Ich teile einfach die Schulden die Deutschland hat durch das BIP was Deutschland hat., dass ist laut Wikipedia die Staatsschuldenquote.
Wenn meine Mathe richtig ist, sind wir bei 59% Staatsschuldenquote.
Klingt doch mal vernüftig.
Das Problem ist halt das die Braunkohleindustrie in der Laustiz aufhört Braunkohle abzubauen. Momentan wird dafür jede Menge Wasser aus den Tagebauten in die Spree gepumpt, damit sie nicht überfluten. Wenn es den Kohleausstieg gibt, soll allerdings Wasser aus der Spree in die Tagebauten fließen, damit sie zu Seen werden. Sprich doppeltes Problem für den Wasserstand der Spree. Allerdings ist das kein Problem was hauptsächlich wegen des Klimawandels entstanden ist. Zumindest anders als in Südeuropa.
In Niedersachsen hat die Steuerverwaltung(also Geld an den Staat nicht Admin) in den 90er Solaris verwendet und man ist dann auf Linux umgestiegen. Damit war man in Deutschland aber alleine und um die Software zu vereinheitlichen soll auf Windows umgestellt werden. Stand 2022 war das trotz der Ankündigung 2018 aber noch nicht passiert.
Germany is just hit by a combination of different factors. Some are bad luck, some are bad politics, but none of them are incredibly dangerous. The gas crisis is solved and gas prices are already at a fairly normal level again, so consumers will get more money from lower energy prices. Currently German has a lot of strikes. Obviously that slows down the economy right now, but higher pay means workers spend more money, which increases consumption, which is currently slowing down the German economy. Global manufacturing is down due to lower demand. This hits Germany badly, due to not only having a large manufacturing sector(manufacturing as a share of GDP is nearly twice as high for Germany then France for example), but also due to Germany being a large manufacturer of factory grade machines. Obviously manufacturing companies invest less, with low demand, so the sector is hit especially hard. A domestic bad policy is the debt brake, which leads to the German government investing too little in Germany.
However the German labor market is strong with low unemployment. Germany can easily borrow a lot of money, if it chooses too and the current "crisis" is about a tenth of the decline Germany had in the great recession of 2009. So chances are this is going to sort itself out and to a large part already has done so. It most certainly is not going to hurt other EU countries especially hard.
There have not been any official Leopard1 deliveries for months now. We know for a fact, that there are a large number of Ukrainians officially being trained in Germany on them for what looks to be way too long and we also now that there are significantly more actually fully repaired and refurbished Leopard1s in Germany factories. There was no official delivery of Leopard1 for over four months now.
Chances are that the list is incomplete. It is meant to show a lot of weapons are being send to Ukraine and is a good tool to miss lead Russia.
Selbst mit Uniabschluss in “gefragten” Fachbereichen anzukommen, reicht ja schon nicht mehr. Es muss noch Arbeitserfahrung, private Projekte und leidenschaftliches Hobby dazukommen.
Das nennt sich dann Fachkräftemangel
Flying cars are the stuff politicans love, because they do not have to change anything about car centric infrastructure at all, do not have to buitl public transport and only the rich can afford them. We call the helicopters today.
The EU just looked into the potential for dumping. They were not finished with the process and therefore did not punish CRRC at all.
Also China is not that poor. GDP per capita is only a third less then that of Romania.
Mal sehen was daraus folgt. UNRWA kriegt ja mittlerweile wieder deutsches Geld und die Bundesregierung trennt sich von der Hilfe Israels. Allerdings ist es natürlich schwer als Deutschland wirklich auf Israel zu schlagen. Palestina anerkennen ginge, aber dort gibt es keine demokratische Regierung.