German Finance And Economy Ministry Reporter
Kamil Kowalcze is a German Finance and Economy Ministry Reporter. He covers a wide range of topics including capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy, with a particular focus on the intersections of finance, banking, and business economics. Kamil's work has been featured in prominent publications such as BNN Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, and The Boston Globe.
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By: Kamil Kowalcze
In a village on the edge of Germany's Harz mountains, families gathering at a beer-and-bratwurst summer picnic lined up for autographs and selfies from the man they want to lead the country's first far-right state government since World War II.
By: Kamil Kowalcze
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Germany’s far right is expected to notch a decisive election victory in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday, a result that could put the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, closer than ever to leading one of the country’s 16 states.
Ulrich Siegmund’s party pushes an anti-immigrant, anti-green agenda
By: Kamil Kowalcze, Michael Nienaber, Arne Delfs
The far-right Alternative for Germany decisively won the state election in Saxony-Anhalt amid growing public discontent with the political establishment, but is expected to fall short of an outright majority to form a government.
By: Kamil Kowalcze, Christoph Rauwald, Oliver Crook
Germany’s small and mid-sized businesses, the so-called Mittelstand that forms the backbone of Europe’s largest economy, are alarmed about the clear victory of the far-right Alternative for Germany party in Saxony-Anhalt and urge the federal government in Berlin to finally deliver on its pledged economic reforms to revive growth.
By: Kamil Kowalcze, Michael Nienaber, Arne Delfs
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is facing intensifying pressure to come up with a convincing response after an overwhelming victory by the far right in a state election delivered a powerful blow to the political establishment.
By: Kamil Kowalcze, Michael Nienaber, Arne Delfs
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said his government will have to learn the lessons from an overwhelming victory by the far right in a state election that he said will alter the country's politics.
By: Sonia Sirletti, Michael Nienaber, Kamil Kowalcze
Two years after Andrea Orcel first knocked on the doors of the German government to negotiate over Commerzbank AG, he’s finally getting his way.
