(ANSA-AFP) - BERLIN, JAN 29 - The German government on Wednesday cut its growth projections for 2025 amid domestic political instability and the looming threat of higher US tariffs under President Donald Trump. Output is now expected to increase by only 0.3 percent this year, the economy ministry said in a report, down from its previous estimate of 1.1 percent made in October. Europe's largest economy looks set to extend its run of poor performance in 2025, after it shrank in each of the past two years. "Germany is stuck in stagnation," Economy Minister Robert Habeck told a press conference in Berlin. The downward revision to the forecast was "mainly due" to the fact that measures intended to encourage growth were not fully implemented because of the collapse of the government, the report said. (ANSA-AFP).