Merz Wins Support for Surge in Spending, Proclaiming 'Germany Is Back'
BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz was set to make a last-ditch attempt on Friday to convince the Greens of his plans for a massive increase in state borrowing to bolster defence and infrastructure ahead of a parliamentary vote next week.
By Andreas Rinke, Vera Eckert and Matthias Williams BERLIN (Reuters) -German election winner Friedrich Merz's conservatives ...
FILE PHOTO: Friedrich Merz, chancellor-in-waiting and leader of Christian Democratic Union party (CDU), looks on as he ...
A new deal with the Greens could allow for as much as €1 trillion in new spending for defense and infrastructure over the ...
Merz's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats – in talks to form a coalition after February's general election – ...
Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz wants to alter Germany's strict fiscal rules to massively boost defence spending, the ...
Even though negotiations to form a coalition have not yet begun, the head of the Christian Democratic Union party, which came ...
The parties hoping to form the next German government - the conservative bloc and Social Democrats (SPD) - are making significant efforts in winning over the Greens, whose votes they need to pass a ...
Mr Merz’s conservatives and the Social Democrats are in negotiations to form a government after February's election. Read ...
Friedrich Merz wants to end Germany’s deadlock on EU policy, but his solution may not be to everyone’s liking.
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