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Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Attack Chancellor Merz – "Missing Leadership Profile"

With clear words the head of the Mittelstandsverband BVMW attacks the chancellor. A fire letter is also addressed to Klingbeil and Reiche.

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The middle class is strongly critical of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. After the summer break, the coalition could threaten to break, says the head of the association Christoph Ahlhaus.

·Germany
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With clear words the head of the Mittelstandsverband BVMW attacks the chancellor. A fire letter is also addressed to Klingbeil and Reiche.

·Berlin, Germany
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At the end of the summer break, the pressure on the coalition is growing: the BVMW association of small and medium-sized enterprises demands clear leadership from Chancellor Merz, the SPD warns against new fundamental debates.

·Hamburg, Germany
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With clear words the head of the Mittelstandsverband BVMW attacks the chancellor. A fire letter is also addressed to Klingbeil and Reiche.

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The managing director of the German Association for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (BVMW), Christoph Ahlhaus, is calling on Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) to make more active use of his power to set policy guidelines. "If the Chancellor doesn't quickly regain decisive, clear leadership after the summer recess, the coalition risks falling apart in one way or another in the medium term," Ahlhaus told the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung" (noz). He ad…

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The hope of the chancellor's economic competence was great, meanwhile the middle class is disillusioned. Frust growing, says his chief lobbyist Christoph Ahlhaus – and warns of a drifting apart of the coalition.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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noz.de broke the news in Osnabrück, Germany on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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