Germany's Merz to press cabinet for faster pro-growth reforms
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The chancellor wants "out of recession, out of displeasure." He refers to an economic recovery on the cabinet clause. But does he promise too much once more?
Is the German economy going up again? The chancellor sees positive signs – and promises a turnaround by the end of the year. He wants to stick to a controversial project.
At the end of the cabinet meeting in Brandenburg, the Union and the SPD are conjuring up a good future for Germany. Chancellor Merz wants an end to oppression. His vice-president Klingbeil outlines where growth is to succeed in concrete terms.
The chancellor is back from vacation and wants to "conspire" his government to finally implement the reform plans. Friedrich Merz is under high pressure. Bad polls cause uncertainty in the governing parties.
Friedrich Merz will be asking the questions of citizens in the programme "At the table with ...". When and where you can see the format, you will find out here. The holiday is over. Since the beginning of the week, the chancellor has been back in Berlin's political life. On this Tuesday and Wednesday, the government meets Neuhardenberg Castle for the cabinet clause, where the desired reform program is to be fixed. "At the table with Friedrich Me…
The cabinet meets at the castle of the Prussian chancellor Hardenberg. If that is not a bad omen.
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