Europe is the low growth region of the world. You see it in overpopulated train stations where electronic billboards indicate train cancellations. You see it in collapsed bridges. You see it in the fall of political support for democratic parties, especially among the young. And you see it in Europe's toxic dependence on others - on the US for security, on China for exports and, until recently, on Russia for gas.
Nul Points tells the story of how Europe has embarked on a technological, economic and political decline since the beginning of the 21st century that will have serious geopolitical consequences - for Europe itself, and for the rest of the world.
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