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Center-left party approves German coalition deal, paving the way for Friedrich Merz to be elected chancellor
The parliament will meet May 6 to elect Merz, who will need a majority of all members of the lower house to be elected as post-World War II Germany’s 10th chancellor and succeed Olaf Scholz.
German socialists approve coalition deal
The German Social Democrats have voted to approve a coalition deal that will see them enter government as a junior partner to Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats. 84% of voting members backed the coalition deal announced earlier this month, the party said on Wednesday, following a 15-day online voting period among the SPD's 358,000-strong base.
Friedrich Merz is set to become Germany's next chancellor, but his unpopularity raises questions about his leadership amidst ...
The transatlantic trade war is increasing pressure on France to back a trade deal with South America’s Mercosur bloc, but ...
Context: US President Donald Trump levied so-called “reciprocal” tariffs on most of the world on April 2, hitting the EU with ...
“The German Christian Democrats have come back for good in the EPP […] Merz is the new sheriff in town and von der Leyen is ...
Germany's Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz on Monday named utility executive Katherina Reiche as his likely economy ...
Commentators have criticised the choice of Wolfram Weimer to succeed the Green party minister Claudia Roth because he lacks a ...
Electronic patient records launch at clinics, Friedrich Merz vows to defend democracy, cost of camping holidays on the rise, ...
Decades of social cuts by the SPD, the Greens and the Left Party, supported by the trade unions, have allowed the AfD to grow ...
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