#GERMANY

nathan ma

nthnashma

The German approach to ending a lockdown is refreshingly robust in its use of the term 'expert' compared to other countries: https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/scientific-experts-release-proposals-for-loosening-the-lockdown-a-f6247e

Holger Hestermeyer

hhesterm

Allow me to propose something from years of experience comparing solutions adopted in different systems (though not specifically with regard to the health sector) (thread)https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/07/uk-must-learn-from-german-respons

Mark Nelson

energybants

Aaaaaand there it is. The Energy Turnaround.On the cusp of shutting off their cleanest, most reliable, and most prolific power plants, German utilities demand fossil fuel get classified as "clean"

Jenny Bluett (G)

nwmwmomma

OTD4/6/174617 https://www.historyextra.com/period/first-world-war/zimmermann-telegram-brought-america-us-into-ww1-code-breaking-signit-germany-mexico/1/17/17 Proclaimation filed 7/17 for 7/19.

Marcel Fratzscher

MFratzscher

The issue of inheritance and inheritance taxes is highly emotional in Germany and elsewhere - here is a thread with 8 facts GER:#1: More than half of all private wealth

Thomas C. Theiner

noclador

Today Germany & Poland struck a deal, that enables Germany to join oil sanctions against russia .A thread :The refinery in Schwedt (red arrow) provides 90% of the

Frederik Cyrus Roeder

FredCyrusRoeder

1/11A roadmap for the NHS: lessons from Germany's Hospital System. What we need to do after #COVID19 to be more resilient in the next pandemic:Published on @1828uk for @ConsumerChoiceC https://www.1828.org.uk/2020/04/21/a-roadmap-for-the-nhs-less

Philip Oltermann

philipoltermann

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel would have turned 250 today. I enjoyed this story about his stint as a journalist from three new biographies published this month. It’s March 1806. Hegel

Marcel Fratzscher

MFratzscher

Our G-SOEP survey finds much higher private wealth & higher wealth inequality in Germany than previously known:Top 0.1% have 20% of all private wealth (prev. 7%)Top 1% have

Lawrence Hurley

lawrencehurley

Why is the COVID-19 death rate so low in Germany? "early and widespread testing and treatment, plenty of intensive care beds and a trusted government whose social distancing guidelines are

Emily Schultheis

emilyrs

1/ So, this evening I returned to Berlin from Vienna, which Germany deems a “risk area” (a little ironic, since Berlin is not much better at the moment, but alas).

Tom Forth

thomasforth

UK gov: "let's have a Germany-style education system"..English education experts: "that's a bad idea because England doesn't have a Germany-style manufacturing economy"..Tom: "actually, quite a lot of En

Claire Berlinski.

ClaireBerlinski

France’s testing weakness shows challenges of lifting lockdowns https://www.ft.com/content/391e9ea6-fb1c-4d95-837f-9495508ed91b?segmentid=acee4131-99c2-09d3-a635-873e61754ec6 I wish officials--everywhere--would tell the truth about why they're fa

Mike P's Juice Squeeze 🍊

MikePsJuice

Economist often cite the hyperinflation in Germany in 1921-23 as an example of why you don't want money printer to go brrr. But that's not the whole story. The terms

Jesse Dougherty

dougherty_jesse

Sean Doolittle just gave a long and thoughtful answer about baseball's return and how America's pandemic situation is worse than it was in March, when the sport shut down. Will

Jared Yates Sexton

JYSexton

This isn't a fun thing to talk about, but we have to recognize what we're dealing with.Around the world, far-right extremists are planning the destruction of liberal democracy, mass killings,