Germany’s Merz implores Greens to approve spending revolution
BERLIN — Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting in a fiery Bundestag debate Thursday urged Green lawmakers to pass constitutional amendments that would unleash up to €1 trillion in new spending to bolster the country’s military and invest in its economy.
The agreement reached with the Greens would allow Germany to spend up to €1 trillion on defence and infrastructure over the ...
The deal jointly proposed by the center-right CDU, whose leader Friedrich Merz is likely Germany's next chancellor, and ...
The apparent deal with the Greens paves the way for up to €1 trillion in new spending for defense and infrastructure.
Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) leader Friedrich Merz on Thursday made concessions to the Green Party in the hopes ...
Germany's incoming chancellor, Friedrich Merz, announced a landmark deal to revise debt rules, enabling increased defence ...
Friedrich Merz promised tougher measures to tackle illegal migration, including by turning away people at Germany's borders ...
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Germany's three major political parties have agreed on a reformed debt brake that exempts defence spending above 1% of GDP.
Mr. Hermsmeier is a journalist who writes about Germany’s politics and society. Friedrich Merz didn’t waste time. Having led his party, the Christian Democrats, to first place in Germany’s ...
Merz's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats – in talks to form a coalition after February's general election – ...
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