Federal Government Advises on Cabinet Clause on Climate Crisis and Reforms
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The coalition presented itself in Neuhardenberg as unanimous and determined to go through the reforms. After the elections in the East, it will show how stable the bond is.
Strengthening growth, reforming social security, and better protecting Germany from hybrid attacks – the Federal Government is launching its efforts for the coming months.
The economy is pressing, the reform plans are storming and the issue of climate change is a subject of disagreement between the Union and the SPD. A lot of talk for the second day of the cabinet clause. Nevertheless, both coalition partners are optimistic - and militant.
Union and SPD strive to achieve demonstrative unity in the cabinet clause in Schloss Neuhardenberg. But the differences remain behind the warm words. Philippa Vögeding reports on a lot of harmony – and open questions about the upcoming reforms.
By the end of the year, reforms - pensions, health, care and tax - are to be implemented. The coalition has now encouraged it to do so for two days.
At the conference in Neuhardenberg, the Federal Cabinet discussed the reform roadmap, the stimulus of the economy as well as a stronger protection against heat and climate adaptations. Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil and Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt informed about the results.
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