Most Germans unhappy with Merz’s leadership – survey

The chancellor and his cabinet have suffered a major setback in public support over the past month, a new survey has suggested

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has suffered a major blow in terms of public support over the past month, with 56% of people disapproving of his work, a survey conducted by INSA institute shows. Less than a third of respondents said they are still satisfied with his leadership.

In early June, the level of support for Merz stood at 36%, with 45% of Germans critical of his performance, according to the German tabloid Bild, which commissioned the poll. The governing coalition, which includes Merz’s Christian Democratic…

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