Germany's Top Court Receives More Complaints Against Debt Vote Plan
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's constitutional court has received more legal complaints from lawmakers against plans by chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz to hold a vote in parliament this week over a massive increase in state borrowing.
The country's likely next conservative CDU chancellor Friedrich Merz said cost-cutting must be discussed during coalition ...
Germany's conservative leader clinches an major financial agreement ahead of a crunch vote in parliament.
Lawmakers challenge Germany's plan for increased state borrowing, with complaints filed to the constitutional court by ...
A new deal with the Greens could allow for as much as €1 trillion in new spending for defense and infrastructure over the ...
German Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz said on Friday he had secured the crucial backing of the Greens for a massive ...
Merz's conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats – in talks to form a coalition after February's general election – ...
BERLIN — Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting in a fiery Bundestag debate Thursday urged Green lawmakers to pass constitutional ...
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Mr Merz’s conservatives and the Social Democrats are in negotiations to form a government after February's election. Read ...
Merz declares Germany is back as the country secures major defence and infrastructure funding ahead of a crucial ...
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