I think the combination of capital and skilled labour fleeing is very concerning and a trend that could end up self-reinforcing and hard to stop.
I think the combination of capital and skilled labour fleeing is very concerning and a trend that could end up self-reinforcing and hard to stop.
In 2011 Germany had 17 active nuclear power plants. They closed their last one in 2023.
There is some confusion here: the issue is not necessarily about pure electrical power alone. You need oil and oil based products for most of the things (plastics, fabrics etc.).
Unpopular opinion these days, but yes. A government's duty is first and foremost to its citizens. Anyone else comes last.
A place where I could blend in which rules out the kind of obvious and otherwise excellent choices in Asia.
Germany is still the 3rd biggest economy worldwide. If you want to stay in Europe (as per your other comment) and future economic improvement is your biggest concern, I don't see a benefit in moving anywhere else.
We don't have AI in Europe (don't get me started about Mistral) but we have AI regulation.