US EditionElection of Top German Judges Postponed After Ugly Coalition Quarrel
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The coalition will not fail in the postponement of a judge's election. Merz and Klingbeil do this by their own armaments policy. However, the incitement of war rhetoric is a model for the extreme right.
After the election of new constitutional judges, it remains unclear how Union and SPD want to settle their dispute. A quick solution is not in sight even after a telephone call between Chancellor Merz and SPD head Klingbeil. Meanwhile, the demand for a new proposal comes from Bavaria.
Even three days after the failed election of new constitutional judges, it remains unclear what solution the CDU/CSU and SPD intend to find to resolve their dispute. Talks are ongoing behind the scenes.
The coalition goes into the summer in dispute - and with the open question of how new judges are to be appointed for the Constitutional Court. The chancellor makes no hopes of a quick solution.
Plagiarism allegations, vote cancellations and Steinmeier intervention test coalition unity
Although the German coalition is reportedly trying desperately to keep the disputes between the conservatives and the Social Democrats from becoming public, it is not doing very well.
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