German Court Throws Out New Challenges Against Merz's Borrowing Plans
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's constitutional court has received more legal complaints from lawmakers against plans by chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz to hold a vote in parliament this week over a massive increase in state borrowing.
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