Germany, Friedrich Merz and coalition agreement
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Germany’s centrist parties announced on Wednesday that they had formally reached a coalition agreement to allow Friedrich Merz, a conservative, to take the reins as chancellor at a tumultuous moment w...
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Germany’s two major centrist parties have reached a coalition deal, the culmination of weeks of negotiations after the conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) emerged as winner in February’s fed...
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Germany faces the conundrum of choosing ministers for its next government without flouting equality sensitivities: the main candidates are from only two regions, and none of the names circulating so f...
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Friedrich Merz, the incoming chancellor, persuaded lawmakers to let him spend more. Infrastructure will be the first order of business.
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German election winner Friedrich Merz has sealed a deal to form a new government that aims to spur economic growth, ramp up defense spending, take a tougher approach to migration and catch up on long-neglected modernization.
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Nordot on MSNPrague wants to remain in dialogue with Berlin on migration issuesThe Czech Republic signalled on Friday that it is open to dialogue with the future German government on migration issues. A spokesman for the Interior Ministry in Prague said that they are in regular contact with their German colleagues and value the excellent cooperation in the management of the two countries' shared border.
Conservative and center-left parties will present a deal to form a new German government on Wednesday after weeks of negotiations
In Stuttgart, the Black Zero statue was created by the state finance ministry of Baden-Württemberg in 2014 to celebrate the fact that it had reached a balanced budget several times in the previous years.
The German competition regulator said it sided with 1&1 on Friday in a spat over radio mast access between the upstart 5G provider and larger rival Vodafone, suspecting the British telecoms group of breaching antitrust law.
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