Merz Reaffirms Bid to Keep Government in Power After Election Losses
France 24 reports the German chancellor cited the country's 'democratic future' after losses to the far right and radical left.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, weakened by heavy electoral defeats to the far right and radical left, reaffirmed Monday his intention to keep his coalition with the Social Democrats in power, according to France 24.
The day after the regional elections, Merz invoked Germany's "democratic future" to defend keeping his conservative-led government in place, the broadcaster reported.
Sources
- Friedrich Merz veut maintenir son gouvernement au nom de "l’avenir démocratique" de l’Allemagne — France 24 — Français
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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