Скачать или смотреть Germany Is Slowing Down and Poland Is Filling the Gap

Germany is slowing down, and Poland is filling the gap as Europe’s economic center of gravity begins a quiet but fundamental shift eastward.
While Germany’s industrial engine sputters despite a one trillion euro stimulus, the Bundesbank admits that pre-recession growth levels won't return until late 2026. This isn't just a temporary dip; it's a structural rebalancing. We explore the data behind Germany’s declining soft power and the "clogged filter" of demographics and energy costs that are stalling the continent’s traditional powerhouse.
Across the border, industrial weight is landing in Poland. Through massive supply chain reorganization and strategic investment flows, Poland is absorbing the manufacturing capacity that Germany is losing. From automotive battery production to cutting-edge logistics hubs, discover how younger demographics and lower operational costs are turning Poland into Europe’s new industrial destination. We break down the 2027 economic forecasts and what this means for the future of European power.