In Volkswagen’s deepening troubles, a reflection of the mounting risks facing Germany.

With the economy a key factor in German elections this month, can the auto sector get back on the road to recovery?

Volkswagen has been struggling these past few years, but now the German automaker has a plan to become competitive again.

For the first time in a decade, the number of unemployed is closing in on 3 million — and there’s more to come.

It is not a question of distributing the 35,000 job losses “fairly” between east and west Germany, but of preventing them.

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The Volkswagen logo is seen on the roof of the VW brand tower. Volkswagen workers gathered at the company's headquarters in Wolfsburg on Wednesday to weigh a difficult cost-cutting plan negotiated ...

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It could be the ID.1, a car VW has promised since 2022.

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