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Germany News: Merz Open to Social Media Ban for Under-16s
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Germany news: Merz open to social media ban for under-16s
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has said he would consider a ban on social media for under-16s. Meanwhile, Berlin's ambassador to Iran is summoned for a reprimand over "anti-Iranian activities" in Germany. DW has more.
Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates a social media ban for young people before the CDU Party Day. "If children today aged 14 to ... The post "A lot of sympathy" for proposals from CDU and SPD: Friedrich Merz advocates social media ban for young people appeared first on Apollo News.
According to the SPD, the CDU now also wants to discuss a social media ban for minors. Friedrich Merz supports the fixing of a minimum age. Otherwise, one does not have to be surprised about "problems in social behaviour" of young people, according to the chancellor.
Federal Chancellor Merz has issued an absorption for tax increases for better earners by the coalition partner -SPD. He justified this with an already high overall burden, which also has a negative impact on many medium-sized enterprises. The CDU chairman commented in the podcast "Machtwechsel" on many other topics currently under discussion.
Merz wants to protect children from personality deficits.
In an interview before the CDU party day, Friedrich Merz reveals his convictions in foreign and domestic politics. The chancellor does not think anything of a German atomic bomb. He welcomes a social media veto for children and considers top earners to be a "citron", which is "quickly squeezed out."
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