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Germans' biggest fear is the high cost of living, an annual study finds (opens the original)
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People in Germany are more politically engaged than they have been in a long time. This was also evident in the high voter turnout in the September state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Germans are passionately debating immigration, the upcoming reforms to pensions, healthcare and long-term care, as well as democracy and the rule of law. But by far their greatest fear is the cost of living in Germany, which is becoming increasingly expensive. At least, that
Germany: How to overthrow a chancellor? (opens the original)
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It is the hot topic this week in Berlin: Does German Chancellor Friedrich Merz still have the backing of his own party, the Christian Democrats (CDU), and the coalition partners, Bavaria's Christian Social Union (CSU) and the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD)? Will he be ousted by his own people? How would that actually work? Can he just step down? Support for the chancellor has reached a record low: In the latest "Deutschlandtrend" representative survey, conducted by pollsters Infratest
Germans have soured on Chancellor Merz — can they trade him? (opens the original)
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It is the hot topic this week in Berlin: Does German Chancellor Friedrich Merz still have the backing of his own party, the Christian Democrats (CDU), and the coalition partners, Bavaria's Christian Social Union (CSU) and the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD)? Will he be ousted? How would that work? Can he just step down? Support for the chancellor has reached a record low: In the latest Deutschlandtrend representative survey, conducted by pollsters Infratest-Dimap for German public broa
Chancellor Merz seeks CDU support amid far-right AfD surge (opens the original)
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Earlier this week, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was in Rovaniemi in northern Finland — nearly 1,800 kilometers (about 1,100 miles) north of Berlin — but even that wasn't far enough to escape the unrest brewing in the German capital. Representatives from various countries had gathered there for the European Arctic Summit to discuss natural resources, geopolitics, security and climate change. When asked by journalists about the mood in Berlin, the chancellor said he could understand the heated
Chancellor Merz seeks CDU support as AfD encroaches (opens the original)
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Earlier this week, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz was in Rovaniemi in northern Finland — nearly 1,800 kilometers (about 1,100 miles) north of Berlin — but even that wasn't far enough to escape the unrest brewing in the German capital. Representatives from various countries had gathered there for the European Arctic Summit to discuss natural resources, geopolitics, security and climate change. When asked by journalists about the mood in Berlin, the chancellor said he could understand the heated
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