💨 Abstract
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz marked his first 10 weeks in office, highlighting achievements like investment programs and defense spending increases. However, his coalition faces a major dispute over the nomination of three new justices for Germany's highest court, with disagreements over a candidate's liberal views. Merz downplayed the issue, insisting his coalition remains stable despite recent polls showing weak voter support and the far-right Alternative for Germany gaining strength.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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