Today, the German Parliament, the Federal Days, begins to significantly increase the country’s defense and infrastructure expenditure. The probable future federal chancellor Friedrich Merzin The plan is behind Merz’s Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats.
The implementation of the plan requires intervention in the so -called debt brake recorded in the German Constitution. For this, Merz’s nascent government coalition would have a two -thirds majority with the help of the Greens during the Bundestag.
The debt brake is expected to vote next Tuesday.