German centrist parties reach a coalition deal

On Wednesday, the central parties of Germany completed the coalition agreement, opening the way to the Christian Democratic Union, the Christian Social Union and the Social Democratic Party to form a new government government.

The party members will now need to make a deal before the new government may take up their position.

Negotiations between the parties began soon German elections In February, but in recent weeks after the initial progress, the negotiations faced obstacles. Policy surrounding taxes, federal budget and migration were widely regarded as controversial points among the parties.

The pressure on CDU Frederick Merz’s leader, who is ready to become the next German chancellor, was especially increasing – to avoid too many SPD concessions. The CDU Center, as well as his Port CSU sister, provided the greatest share in the election.

SPD, which is the Olaf Scholtz outgoing party, finished third in the election Behind the far right Alternative for Germany.

Negotiations on the German coalition were held on an unusual geopolitical background, including the tariffs of US President Donald Trump and related economic fears for export dependence on Germany, as well as the participation of the White House in the Russian-Ukraine war.

The questions were stuck whether the US will continue to support Ukraine with financial and humanitarian assistance, while Trump administration pressure on NATO members to intensify its defense.

Germany had to navigate these violent times with the actual warden government.

Therefore, Merz and his interviewers set the goal of the coalition agreement that was concluded in the finalszEd to Easter holidays later this month.

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