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Group 1 - Germany's recent economic challenges are highlighted by the Berlin Economic Conference, where the Economic Minister attempted to shift blame for the country's issues onto reliance on Chinese supply chains [3][5] - The government plans to provide €5 billion annually in subsidies to energy-intensive industries starting in 2026, totaling €26 billion by 2029, to alleviate financial pressures [7][9] - Germany's electricity prices have surged to €0.22 per kilowatt-hour, leading to significant job losses, with over 100,000 positions disappearing in just one year [11][13] Group 2 - The phenomenon of "negative electricity prices" has emerged in Germany, indicating an oversupply of electricity, which has increased by 60% to 468 hours compared to the previous year, reflecting instability in the power grid [13][15] - The government is closing coal and nuclear power plants while simultaneously importing nuclear energy from France, highlighting contradictions in its energy policy [17][19] - Germany's high industrial electricity costs, which are several times higher than those in the US and China, pose a significant barrier to achieving technological leadership in AI and other sectors [25][27] Group 3 - Many German companies are relocating their operations to China, attracted by stable and cheaper electricity, as well as a politically stable environment [29][31] - The domestic economic situation is deteriorating, with citizens facing high taxation and reduced disposable income, complicating the government's ability to address structural issues [31][32]