
German Coalition Talks Hit Bump as AfD Support Reaches All-Time High
The negotiating parties have praised each other in public but behind the scenes it is all chaos
The negotiating parties have praised each other in public but behind the scenes it is all chaos
Critics accuse the SPD of trying to give state funds to “preemptively obedient government propaganda.”
The idea of getting rid of the ruling elites’ most significant political opponent has been discussed for many years, and now the Greens put it back on the agenda.
The outgoing left-liberal government has ducked key questions on woke protest groups receiving taxpayer cash.
The SPD’s radical migration agenda puts pressure on the CDU to compromise, despite growing public concern over crime and integration failures.
His wavering stance on migration and fiscal policy has weakened support even among his party’s own voters
CDU’s Friedrich Merz was closing the borders before he was not, and now his preliminary coalition agreement with the social democrats seems to be mostly hot air.
The CDU leader faces a backlash from his own party after breaking key promises on debt and migration in exchange for power.
“Absurd:” CDU and SPD aim to have debt-funded military and infrastructure spending approved before the new Bundestag forms.
Of the 155 migrants flown in last week, only 3% were former support staff to German troops in Afghanistan.