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Can Friedrich Merz’s chancellorship survive?
One year into his chancellorship, Friedrich Merz heads a government beset by economic stagnation, low public approval, and coalition tensions.
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elpais.com
Merz cumple un año en el cargo en medio de tensiones con su socio de Gobierno y con Trump
El desacuerdo sobre el paquete de reformas, la crisis energética que atraviesa Alemania y el descontento del presidente estadounidense ponen al límite la supervivencia del…
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lemonde.fr
German Chancellor Merz hits a new low one year after taking office
At the helm of a coalition plagued by disagreements and criticized for his verbal gaffes, the German head of government is the most unpopular chancellor since the founding of the…
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theguardian.com
‘Stuck in the mud’: one year on, Friedrich Merz struggles to find his footing
Just 19% of Germans approve of the chancellor’s leadership – with some of his comments causing offence amid spats with the White House
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welt.de
Ein Jahr Merz-Regierung: „Ein Schiff ohne Steuermann“ – Bundestag zieht ernüchternde Bilanz für Schwarz-Rot - WELT
Zwölf Monate nach der Vereidigung zieht der Bundestag Bilanz. Die fällt je nach Partei ernüchternd bis vernichtend aus. CDU und SPD reden von Streit und unerfüllten Versprechen,…
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ilfattoquotidiano.it
Un anno di governo Merz? La grande coalizione è già col fiatone: risse tra ministri e sondaggi in picchiata. Economia ferma, caro-prezzi,…
Solo il 15% dei tedeschi è soddisfatto. Economia ferma, caro-prezzi, sparate del cancelliere, promesse inevase sull'immigrazione: su cosa si è incagliato l'esecutivo di Berlino?
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tass.com
Four in five Germans disapprove of Merz after his cabinet's first year in office — poll
The survey described this as the worst result ever recorded for a sitting German chancellor
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atlanticcouncil.org
Can Friedrich Merz’s chancellorship survive?
One year into his chancellorship, Friedrich Merz heads a government beset by economic stagnation, low public approval, and coalition tensions.