Europe's Debt: The IMF Says 2040, But the Collapse Could Come Much Sooner
The IMF warns that European sovereign debt risks nearly doubling by 2040, reaching an average of 130% of GDP. But that date is an optimistic linear extrapolation scenario that fails to account for the real pace at which crises are stacking up: geopolitical escalation, the defense spending race, and structural weaknesses within the West's own credit and financial system. The real collapse could arrive well before the stated horizon.
The official forecast and its weak spot
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