German manufacturing was in decline long before Trump took aim at the country’s auto and steel industries with high tariffs.
Marilen Martin traveled to the port city of Duisburg, Germany’s industrial heartland, to understand the flagging economy’s effects on life and politics. (Source: Bloomberg)
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