US EditionChancellor Merz Says Welfare 'Cuts' Needed as Germany Pays €46.9b in Basic Income - Ghana Business News
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The German Chancellor has publicly denounced the insatiability of the social state in current forms. The objective will be to cut costs without increasing taxes, but the coalition partners require ‘creative solutions’.
After the Federal Chancellor has called for changes to the citizens' money, the German Social Association criticises Merz as destroying the foundations of cohesion.
The black and red coalition wants to tackle several major changes in the welfare state in the autumn. The chancellor is determined to do so - and is also preparing for noticeable effects.
The black and red coalition wants to tackle several major changes in the welfare state in the autumn. The chancellor is determined to do so - and is also preparing for noticeable effects.
After a week full of foreign policy appointments, Friedrich Merz takes over the welfare state again at the CDU-Landesparteitag in NRW. Germany can no longer afford the current system.
In a speech in NRW, Chancellor Merz voted in favour of severe cuts in social expenditure. The current system is too expensive. Reforms are urgently needed, for example, in the form of civic money or more incentives for working in old age.
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