Why is Germany's next chancellor, Merz, so unpopular?

Quiet Easter season: While the chancellor sorts in spe Personalien, Jens Spahn saws at the fire wall – even in the CSU, a lot of things are shifting.

Even before taking office, Friedrich Merz struggles with personnel problems. Cancellations and displeasure in the CDU provide for discussions. An analysis

Why is Germany's next chancellor, Merz, so unpopular?

Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz and his CDU won Germany's election, yet his personal popularity is low — and getting lower. Most Germans don't trust him, not least because of his approach to the far-right AfD.

Three departments occupy the CSU, seven the SPDKlingbeil promotes coalition agreement with the UnionJusos in several federal states against coalition agreementMerz wants to reduce the number of asylum seekersChange of course in migration policy uncertainCSU votes via coalition agreementThe new cabinet adopts contoursFrom taxes to Corona: Central points in the coalition agreementAfD in poll for the first time before the UnionNo citizen money for …

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The world is changing at a raging pace, but the forthcoming federal government of Friedrich Merz has no answer to this. A way out would be closeExperienced theatre directors know this, of course: If you start the screening with a bang, it is difficult to hold the tension curve. Or then even increase again. And it becomes even more difficult if the cracker happens before the actual play has started. Thus it happens in these days of the likely nex…