Merz to be sworn in as Germany ends six months of political stalemate

The German Parliament will elect conservative Friedrich Merz as a new minister.

The age of 69 promises to revitalize the nation’s report economy and raise voice on the world stage.

It ends Germany’s recent political rimbo after the last government collapsed.

However, MERZ takes on great uncertainty abroad and when it is rapidly increasing to the right side at home.

The CDU leader officially signed a coalition contract and said, “It is our historical duty to make this government success.”

MERZ supporters argue that viewing as a good government can help to solve voter complaints.

Mark Helfrich, a CDU member of Bundestag, said, “We think we should prove that we will solve the problem in a very responsible and noticeable detail, not a radical way.

However, the CDU, CSU and SPD Coalition are 328 seats, narrow.

In the February federal elections, CDU/CSU gained only four points, and the united partner SPD fell as the worst result of the postwar.

MERZ promised to strengthen immigration rules, invest in the nation’s sick infrastructure, and rebuild its relationship with major European partners.

He has already controlled through the law to exempt defense and security in the strict debt rules of Germany.

Claudia major, the chief vice president of the Berlin German Marshall Fund, says it’s an amazing decision.

But because the support for the ruling party is relatively low, “Merz must persuade that more expenses should be paid to the more extensive masses.”

Stepping on the heel of Merz throughout this parliament will be Deutschland (AFD), the main opposition of Bundestag.

The AFD wants the German border and deported immigrants to end their weapons supply to Ukraine and reopen their relationship with Putin Russia.

Last week, AFD officially began to resume the debate about whether the party should be banned by being classified as an extremist organization by domestic information (BFV).

AFD said that he is now accusing BFV and criticizing the “abuse” of power.

This name was publicly criticized by the high -ranking figures of the Donald Trump, including the vice president of JD Vance.

Management of Trump’s relationship with the White House will be another balanced action for MERZ, a devoted Atlantic, who raised eyebrows on the night of the election night, saying, “You must achieve independence from the United States.”

Nevertheless, MERZ’s government says, “We will invest a lot to maintain the Atlantic crossing,” GMF’s Claudia majors say.

There is a speculation that he will “go to golf” -There is a mention to pursue Trump to create a golf by playing the hole in the fairway.

But Merz’s first overseas trip will be headed to Paris and Warsaw, and he has experienced under OLAF SCHOLZ.

Agnieszka Pomaska, a member of the Polish SEJM and a member of Donald Tusk’s civic platform, said that it is a “high time to improve the German-Poland relationship.”

Scholz’s government said, “Politically weak” and “simply working with a weak government is never easy.” Pomaska ​​said, “We must invest together in the army.”

“We didn’t feel this feeling in the previous year that Germany was one of the leaders of the European Union.”