1月9日，“展望2024：百年变局下的世界秩序与地区动态”学术研讨会暨中国人民大学区域国别研究院成立仪式在中国人民大学举行。40多位来自全国的相关领域专家、学者通过线上线下方式参加。
中国人民大学区域国别研究院高级研究员孟虹接受China Daily Global 记者采访，就德国经济发展与政治变动等问题进行了深入分析。
原文摘录：
Meng Hong, a senior researcher in the School of Global and Area Studies at Renmin University of China, said the protests by farmers and strikes by rail drivers are driven by their specific demands, but the deeper reason lies in Germany's severe economic difficulties, accompanied by increasing criticism of the coalition government by the general public.
"Since 2008, the German economy has been struggling. It initially faced the impact of the European debt crisis, followed by the repercussions of the refugee crisis. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine for two years has had a significant impact on the German economy, affecting the lives of individuals across various sectors in Germany," she said.
Social instability
The protests and strikes would cause economic losses and even social instability in the country, Meng said. Although the German government is not considering further changes to its plans to phase out agricultural subsidies, prominent politicians have expressed concerns that the unrest could be exploited by extremist groups and are closely monitoring the situation's development.
文章来源：China Daily Global
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