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Morning Briefing Plus: Against the Whining and Wailing

Germany finally needs a positive narrative about its future, it is said everywhere. My colleague has one. What else has been on our minds this week.

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Morning Briefing Plus: Against the Whining and Wailing

Sebastian Matthes, editor-in-chief of Handelsblatt, has written a book titled "Inside 2029. Wie Deutschlands Wirtschaft wieder Weltklasse wird." The book is based on his travels to cities such as Shenzhen, Bangalore, and Boston, where he observed innovative developments in technology and industry. Matthes' book aims to provide a positive outlook on Germany's economic future, coming at a time when many are tired of discussing the country's crises.

The author has previously shared his impressions in editorials, which have now been expanded into a full book.

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