Germany is Europe's biggest economy, the most populous country on the continent, and is pretty much indisputably in charge. For right or wrong, nobody's confused as to which of the European Union's capital cities wears the trousers. If Berlin isn't on board with something, chances are that it's not happening. That's the way things have worked for a long time, especially since the euro crisis. But it's not necessarily always going to be that way. Earlier today, the European Commission published a report that shows perhaps the biggest threat to Germany's heavyweight champion status in Europe. Here's the reason, pretty ... (full story)