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Incoming German chancellor Merz vows reforms and investments as parties sign coalition agreement

  • On May 5, 2025, Germany's CDU, CSU, and SPD parties signed a 144-page coalition agreement in Berlin to form a new government.
  • The agreement followed February's snap elections triggered by the November 2024 collapse of Olaf Scholz's SPD-led coalition due to policy disputes.
  • The coalition controls 328 seats in parliament, surpassing the 316-seat majority needed, with CDU head Friedrich Merz scheduled to assume the chancellorship on May 6.
  • Merz declared the new government would focus on reforms and investments and bear "historic responsibility for Germany's future amid growing challenges."
  • The coalition aims to revive the economy, strengthen infrastructure, curb irregular migration, and prevent far-right AfD party influence until the 2029 election.
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nd-aktuell.de broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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