48% of Germans Believe that Merz's Tenure as German Chancellor Is a Failure
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Most Germans believe that Chancellor Friedrich Merz's term in office has been a failure, DPA reports, citing a survey by the Ipsos Institute, News.bg reports. According to the results, 48% of respondents completely agree with the statement that Merz's government "has failed", while another 19% tend to agree with it. The assessment is even more negative in the eastern federal states. There, a total of 80% of respondents say they completely or ten…
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48% of Germans believe that Merz's tenure as German Chancellor is a failure
48% of Germans believe that Merz's tenure as German Chancellor is a failure.Another 19% partially agreed with this statement, according to a survey by SPIEGEL-Ipsos-Politikmonitor. In the east of Germany, 80% of respondents think so.It's not all bad...
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