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In 2026, Europe's economy faces a stark great divergence from the United States. While the US GDP surges toward $30 trillion with robust growth, the EU lags at around $20 trillion nominal, with per capita income slipping to 70% of American levels.
This in-depth analysis explores the six fatal wounds crippling Europe's vitality:
De-industrialization (Germany's manufacturing collapse due to high energy costs)
Demographic death spiral (record-low birth rates and brain drain)
Innovation vacuum (no top global tech giants, lagging R&D)
Capital flight (savings fleeing to US markets)
Energy self-sabotage (post-Russia gas cutoff and green transition challenges)
End of geopolitical freeloading (rising defense spending strains budgets)
Drawing from Mario Draghi's 2024 competitiveness report warning of "slow agony" without radical reform—calling for €750-800 billion annual investments, deregulation, and unified markets—this video dissects how self-inflicted policies and external shocks threaten Europe's future as a global powerhouse.
Will Europe achieve a renaissance through bold changes, or become a "living museum" of past glory? Latest 2026 data from IMF, European Commission, and Eurostat reveal the urgent reality.

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Sources: European Commission Autumn 2025 Forecast, IMF World Economic Outlook, Eurostat, BEA US GDP data.