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Kabinettsklausur in Neuhardenberg: Merz-Kabinett Gathers Forces for the Rehearsal in Autumn

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In Neuhardenberg, the cabinet is supposed to show unity. However, the government is putting pressure on Dronefund, AfD-Aufwind and the economic slump. Whether the signal carries soon becomes apparent: the government's test of probation is coming in the autumn.

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In Neuhardenberg, the cabinet is supposed to show unity. However, the government is putting pressure on Dronefund, AfD-Aufwind and the economic slump. Whether the signal carries soon becomes apparent: the government's test of probation is coming in the autumn.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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"There's obviously nothing decided," Bela Anda says about the upcoming black and red cabinet clause. "It's first of all about fuelling the spirit of reform, but the expectations are different."

·Berlin, Germany
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Friedrich Merz is putting pressure on his crisis coalition. The cabinet clause is intended to focus on growth and employment – with binding targets for 34 reform points.

·Berlin, Germany
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As of today, the black and red government meets in Schloss Neuhardenberg for a two-day "work break". The place holds a lot of symbolism – and an unattainable example of innovation.

·Berlin, Germany
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The chancellor is back and with him the entire cabinet: the government meets for the cloister meeting. Why this is so important and what Merz expects in the second political half of the year.

·Berlin, Germany
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Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (70, CDU) wants to speed up the planned reforms at the Cabinet Courage. Volkswagen, meanwhile, is concerned with the future of the Group: in the coming days,...

·Leipzig, Germany
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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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