Germany's conservative CDU/CSU and center-left SPD parties are poised to invest heavily in infrastructure and military enhancements, supported by a new credit-financed fund and a proposed relaxation of the debt brake. Public opinion reflects strong backing for these initiatives, with a recent survey indicating that two-thirds of voters favor increased military budgets and 80% support infrastructure improvements. The shift in Germany's military policy is partly influenced by changing perceptions of the US under President Trump, with many expressing diminished trust in the US as a reliable partner.
Germany plans to significantly boost its military and infrastructure investments by incurring substantial debt, with public opinion favoring higher budget allocations for these areas.
The CDU/CSU and SPD's plans to relax the debt brake for military spending reflect a broader consensus among voters for increased governmental investment despite rising debt levels.
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