Stefan Theil is Newsweek’s Berlin bureau chief and covers European politics, business, and economics. He has reported from more than 20 countries and written for Foreign Policy, the Financial Times, The New Republic, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, and Die Welt.
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A Weak Euro Gives Germany More Power
“For every tax receipt that’s not collected,” goes a joke making the rounds in Athens these days,... MORE
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How Switzerland Saved Its Banking Industry
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How Europe’s New Goals Will Pay Off
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The Urge to Splurge Is Creeping Back
"No interest until 2014," read the massive red sign outside Big’s Furniture in Henderson, Nev.... MORE
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China Ups Investment in Greece
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Banking's New Bailout
You may have not noticed, but we are in the middle of the third major bailout of U.S.... MORE
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Europe Becomes China's Biggest Trade Partner
Even as Washington and Beijing slug it out over trade deficits and exchange rates, Europe has... MORE
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The Scandal Behind the Sarrazin Scandal
Decades after such figures appeared elsewhere in Europe, Germany finally has produced its own... MORE
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Older Workers Are More Innovative Than the Young
Despite stereotypes of entrepreneurs as fresh-faced youngsters, new research has found that older... MORE
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Innovation Grows Among Older Workers
Despite stereotypes of entrepreneurs as fresh-faced youngsters, new research has found that older... MORE
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The Most Corrupt Countries
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Can China's Economic Engine Jump-Start the West?
Economists used to ridicule the idea of “decoupling”—that the economies of China and other emerging... MORE
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Stress Tests Raise Stress in Germany
Almost three years after the first tremors of the financial crisis, Europe is finally running... MORE
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Green Is No Longer a Surefire Political Winner
Just three years ago the politics of global warming was enjoying its golden moment.... MORE
