German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday unveiled a sweeping pensions, tax, and labor reform package aiming to revive Europe’s former economic powerhouse and get the country “back on its feet.”
The 34-point reform package, Merz explained, is the result of hours of talks between the ruling CDU/CSU-SPD center-right and center-left coalition. Merz affirmed at the end of the meeting, “We are modernizing our country and leading it into the future.”
The German government affirmed that their goal is to have the pensions reform passed by the Bundestag parliament by the end of 2026.
Weidel criticized the German government’s reforms in a Thursday…
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