Observations

The Facts4EU.Org team reads the press across Europe each day. When it comes to Germany it is surprising how negative the media there has become about its prospects over the past couple of years.

From a lack of medicines, to a severe shortage of skilled workers, to supply chain disruption in its manufacturing sector, to a rapidly plummeting level of confidence in its fracturing coalition government, most of the news is not good.

The United Kingdom has its own problems, but as usual an organisation such as the British Broadcasting Corporation seems to rejoice in any bad news it can find about the country whose licence fee payers fund its output and pay its exorbitant wage bill.

It is not only the economy. When Germany unilaterally announced last week that it was suspending the agreement on the reallocation of Italy’s burgeoning illegal migrant population, we failed to see this on the BBC. And this has happened under a coalition government run by Germany’s Socialist Party.

As for the EU’s ‘Green Agenda’, no-one in Germany now seems to think this is either possible or desirable. With the German government firing up its mothballed coal-fired power stations whilst closing down the last of its nuclear power stations, where are the howls of protest from the UK’s liberal media?

As ever, we have tried to present some sense of perspective for British and international readers.

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