The dirty way to power of the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz raises questions

On the day when the new German leader entered the office, he will forever remember a very public failure.

The initial defeat of Friedrich Merz – in his application to become a chancellor – caused hours of chaotic uncertainty.

The man who worked on the force and purpose of the project became overwhelmed in political intrigue and division.

Merz may have won in the second attempt but Today’s dirty way to power raises serious questions about the future government.

If he is unable to gain voices among the coalition colleagues – at such a key moment – how will it go, trying to promote any controversial legislation?

This happens when Germany is confronted with a long recession, moody arguments on immigration issues, potentially seismic decisions for the protection and growth of extreme political force.

But the Allies of Merz insist that the situation can be quickly restored and rejecting the idea that the merz arises irreparably damaged.

“We are now looking for ahead and forward,” says Gunter Krychbaum, a Christian Democratic Party (CDU) veteran and a new Europe Minister.

“That’s why I think we will have very, very good as well as a stable government,” he said to the BBC.

“It is not only for Germany but also in Europe.”

Berlin’s allies were eager to see an effective administration after the quarrel characterized by the latter collapsed.

But the Merz is now traveling for the planned trips to Warsaw and Paris on Wednesday in the shadow of a violent Tuesday.

There is a suggestion that the deputies, in the secret newsletter, did not return the measure in the first round – and why.

Unhappy people who are transferred for government jobs are one theory.

Did the members of the Social Democrats (SPD) decide that they had to protest on the political compromises affected by the right party?

Are the Merz open – and the ambitious Vice -Consoller SPD Lars Kalingbel – fight for the unification of their own ranks?

The numbers on both sides quickly sought to assume that others were mostly guilty.

Regardless of which MPs did the act they were ready to risk that the merz and his psalmies sweat.

Alternative fur Deutschland (AFD), which sue German Intelligence Service To classify the party as an extremisttook place for the whole show.

Following the election in February, AUD is the main opposition party and attacked the events as a testimony of the main weaknesses in the CDU/CSU and SPD-Centre-Left Coalition.

“It is very clear that this government … will be very, very unstable,” says Beatrix von Storch, deputy leader of the AFD group.

She also repeated the statement that everything was even more evidence that the so -called “firewall” would not last with its party.

“It has shown that this firewall should fall if you want to change the policy in Germany,” von Storch said at the BBC.

He also looked at the gallery of Reichstag visitors, was an old political competitor of Merz from Cdu, former Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Once he lost to her in the fight for power, but later returned to politics – to try to realize his long dream to take on the main job.

This cannot be the kind of Mertz provided to enter the office.

But, more importantly, the spectacle leaves his claims to be ready to provide a solid government, which significantly undermined on the first day.