Germany’s Merz is already in political trouble
The incoming chancellor vowed to be a strong leader for Europe, but coalition talks may leave him focused on damage control at home.
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Germany’s Merz is weakened already
The incoming chancellor vowed to be a strong leader for Europe, but coalition talks may leave him focused on damage control at home.
Germany’s Merz weakened already — as he battles party dissatisfaction
The incoming chancellor vowed to be a strong leader for Europe, but coalition talks may leave him focused on damage control at home.
Trump’s tariffs add urgency to Germany’s coalition talks, says Merz
Merz signals a tougher stance on economic policy.
33 days ago
US tariffs create ‘urgent’ problem for Germany, says Merz
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Chancellor-in-waiting comments after Donald Trump announced 20% levies on all European exports
Merz warns of ‘dramatic’ impact of US tariffs on German economy
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Chancellor-in-waiting comments after Donald Trump announced 20% levies on all European exports
38 days ago
Kommt mit Merz der Nationale Sicherheitsrat?
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– Merz plant das Super-Kanzleramt: Der voraussichtlich nächste Kanzler will einen Nationalen Sicherheitsrat schaffen – und damit auch deutlich mehr außenpolitische Macht bei sich konzentrieren. Wie d…
47 days ago
Germany’s Merz loses leverage as coalition talks sputter
Incoming Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under growing pressure to win conservative policy concessions as coalition talks hit key stumbling blocks.
49 days ago
Stolpert Merz? Der Ausblick mit Melanie Amann
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Koalitionsverhandlungen, Grundgesetzänderung, Personalfragen – und viel Unruhe in der Berliner Politik hinter den Kulissen: In dieser Extra-Ausgabe analysieren Melanie Amann, Vize-Chefredakteurin des…
52 days ago
German parliament approves Merz’s spending boost
The legislation still has to go to the upper house of the parliament for approval.
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