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Germany's political parties agree on substantial infrastructure and military investments despite rising debt, showing broad public support for increased spending.

Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are moving toward coalition talks, with citizenship reforms being a significant sticking point.

CDU and SPD are exploring coalition talks despite historical rivalry after ruling out the far-right party.

SPD members overwhelmingly approved a coalition pact with CDU and CSU, enabling a new German government.

The SPD faces a significant electoral decline, highlighted by their poor performance in both the recent Hamburg elections and the February federal elections.

German democracy faces instability as political coalitions crumble, reflecting a lack of vision and effective leadership.

Friedrich Merz's alliance leads polls, signaling an urgent need for SPD to adapt amidst political turbulence.

CDU/CSU won most votes but require coalition to form a government.

CDU/CSU aims to form a government by Easter amid multiple crises, facing challenges on migration and security.

Merz aims to finalize a coalition with the SPD quickly to address urgent national issues.

Coalition talks between CDU, CSU, and SPD begin in Berlin, focusing on key policy reforms and a commitment to past citizenship regulations.

High voter turnout of 82.5% highlights increased political engagement in Germany, with the far-right AfD party making significant electoral gains.

The upcoming snap election in Germany reflects a strong desire for political change among voters.