Germany’s Merz strikes debt deal to fund defence and infrastructure
Friedrich Merz, Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting, has agreed a deal with his likely coalition partner to inject hundreds of billions in extra funding into the country’s military and infrastructure, marking a “sea-change” in the nation’s conservative approach to borrowing.
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Leaders of the likely incoming coalition government announced plans to reform the debt brake and create a special investment ...
Friedrich Merz has a reputation for being tough on China, but the need to accommodate a coalition partner and headwinds from ...
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The two political parties expected to form the next German government have agreed to significantly loosen the country’s ...
Compulsory military service should be reintroduced this year in Germany, a leading official of the party that won recent ...
Still, borrowing of the planned scale would have a significant impact. Moody's, a rating agency, estimates that Germany's deficit would widen by up to 2.5% of GDP (still below the EU average). The ...
For his part, Christian Democratic Union (CDU) leader and Germany’s likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz claimed victory as he slammed US interference in the country’s election campaign ...
Despite declarations by Friedrich Merz, the likely future chancellor, the future government's road to taking office looks to ...
Presumptive Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he would favor the reintroduction of a compulsory year in which young people could ...
The federal election was disastrous for Germany's center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD). Voters have been fleeing it in ...
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