Germany to spend big on defence, infrastructure: Why this fiscal bazooka is significant
Germany’s Bundestag, or Lower House of Parliament, passed a historic bill allowing it to sidestep its strict rules on debt to spend big on defence and infrastructure. Why is this move a big deal? And why does its timing matter?
German voters have had their say. Now their verdict is being turned into reality underneath the glass dome of Berlin’s ...
Worth hundreds of billions of euros, the so-called spending "bazooka" has been pushed by the likely next chancellor Friedrich ...
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The aid package for the embattled country had been held up for months due to resistance from outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Election winner Friedrich Merz's conservative CDU, its Bavarian sister party CSU, and the Social Democrats (SPD) have taken a major step toward forming a coalition government, the heads of the parties ...
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Germany's likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz has said that the country's new government must be ready to make financial ...
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