Friedrich Merz, the conservative election winner in Germany, is progressing towards forming a government with the Social Democrats (SPD) after successful exploratory talks. Merz plans to revitalize Germany's economy and military through substantial spending increases, a move prompted by global shifts particularly influenced by changes in U.S. foreign policy. Key agreements have been reached, including measures to combat irregular immigration and mutual commitments on social policies like minimum wage. The aim is to establish a new government by mid-April following a period of political instability.
Merz's CDU/CSU and SPD wrapped up talks to form a government aimed at boosting the economy and military spending, responding to global changes.
Both Merz and Klingbeil emphasized the shared challenges ahead, including limiting irregular immigration and addressing significant national issues amongst the evolving European landscape.
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