Merz Pledges to Preserve German Coalition After State Election Setbacks
The chancellor said the vote results reflect broader national challenges, not just his own standing.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz vowed to keep his governing coalition intact, framing the effort as essential to the country's "democratic future," the BBC reported.
The pledge comes as Merz faces mounting pressure following heavy defeats for his party in recent state elections, according to the broadcaster.
Merz said the results "go far beyond my own person," the BBC reported.
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- Merz vows to keep coalition together for Germany's 'democratic future' — BBC News — World
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