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It Was Quite an Exhausting Year for Chancellor Friedrich Merz
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The German economy has stopped teetering on the brink of recession, but economic growth remains moderate and fragile. War in the Middle East threatens it. Cuts in pensions and healthcare are financing rearmament programs.
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A shaken coalition partner, weak economic data, and then there's Donald Trump – despite all the obstacles, Friedrich Merz is insisting on reforms by summer. A visit with a man who wants to get things done now.
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