"An aid charity says access to health care in Germany is failing the most vulnerable, with many excluded from medical care. Meanwhile, most Germans don't want the US to meddle in Europe's politics. DW has more. Even those with health insurance cards face reduced access to health care if they struggle to pay"
"Aid group Doctors of the World says many people in Germany still have little or no access to medical care The group cites rising numbers of uninsured patients and gaps for those with insurance debt Polling shows that most Germans reject greater US involvement in European politics"
"The number of company insolvencies in Germany continued to rise in November. The Federal Statistical Office said on Friday that filings were up 5.7% from a year earlier, based on preliminary data. Around 18,000 companies filed for insolvency in the first nine months of the year, the highest level since 2014. The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) said the causes were high costs, weak demand and widespread uncertainty. It added that there was little sign of relief in the short term and warned insolvency figures were likely to remain high into early 2026."
Access to health care in Germany is failing many vulnerable people, with growing numbers of uninsured patients and gaps for those with insurance debt. Even people who hold health insurance cards can face reduced care access when they struggle to pay. Aid group Doctors of the World highlights these coverage and access problems. Polling shows most Germans oppose greater US involvement in European politics. The German government has accused Russia of hostile actions including sabotage, cyberattacks and election disinformation and summoned Russia's ambassador. Company insolvencies rose 5.7% in November amid high costs, weak demand and uncertainty, with pressure expected into early 2026.
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