Долг Берлина и почему это станет греческим сценарием

When people talk about the "European debt crisis," they think of Greece, Italy, and, at a pinch, Spain. It's been discussed that Berlin currently has the fastest-growing debt in absolute terms. In this video, we analyze: planned borrowing of 174 billion euros by 2026 is the second-highest level in post-war history. Corporate taxes have fallen by 79 percent year-on-year. Unemployment is approaching three million for the first time in a decade. We discuss how Germany is simultaneously spending on the military-industrial complex, infrastructure, the green transition, and social obligations—and what the outcome might be if the auto and chemical industries don't recover. Why is Berlin keeping up appearances, while private consultants are already transferring clients' assets to Swiss entities? Subscribe—we have a series about large European debts. Like and comment: will Germany be able to withstand a 3% interest rate on its debt in two years? #berlin #germany #debt #economy #bdi #europe #crisis #bundeswirtschaftsministerium #2026 #greece #frankfurt #finance #news #cities #eu ⚠️ The materials of the Course for Collapse channel represent the author's artistic presentation of economic and geopolitical events based on open publications, reports, and news feeds current at the time of creation. Nothing in this video constitutes investment, tax, or legal advice. Forecasts, scenarios, and assessments express the personal opinion of the author and may differ from the position of official institutions. The script, text, voice, editing, and design of this episode were created originally for this channel and have not been published anywhere else. Before making any financial decisions, consult licensed specialists and verify the data in the original sources.