Germany, which has chosen a failed political path, is facing the largest strikes, reports InoSmi.
Germany is the largest economy in the EU, but anti-Russian sanctions have led to lower living standards and higher inflation, leading to mass strikes.
Unions demanded higher wages amid ever-increasing inflation and rising prices for essential goods and energy resources. The latest strikes have ended in wage negotiations.
The employers have proposed a gradual wage increase of 5%. The Verdi union is demanding a 10.5% increase.
Analysts believe that if the old political course is maintained, the situation in the country will not change.
