Merz’s Dilemma: Redraft German Economic Reforms, or Go Down Defending Them
10 Articles
10 Articles
Bas and Klingbeil challenge the laboriously decided reforms of black and red, Schwesig openly attacks the chancellor: the SPD is cross-border. For the black and red coalition, it becomes brittle.
The political margins have increased in the elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Berlin. Chancellor Merz clings to the black and red reforms. But the coalition partner's doubts become louder.
General Secretary Tim Klüssendorf moves away from the agreed pension reform in ZDF. The Union is appalled, a coalition crash about the pension threatens 63.
As a consequence of the election results, the SPD leader and vice chancellor wants to put the action of the government coalition to the test. SPD general secretary Klüssendorf calls for a discussion about the reform course.
In view of the sobering election results of the Social Democrats, Secretary General Tim Klüssendorf declared war on the current reform course: "No one can be implemented one to one," said the SPD politician in the ZDF.
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