Reclaiming Stability

Germany stands at a pivotal crossroads, and the recent coalition agreement between the Christian Democrats (CDU) and Social Democrats (SDP) is a bold attempt to steer the nation out of political uncertainty.

- 

With CDU leader Friedrich Merz set to be Chancellor, there is a renewed promise of stability, reform, and strength – both domestically and on the global stage. But beneath the surface of this optimistic narrative lies a deeper tension: can this alliance truly deliver long-term transformation, or is it merely a temporary patch on a fractured political landscape? The agreement, forged after months of stalemate, is being marketed as a symbol of strength and decisiveness. It comes at a time when Germany has been grappling with a recession, declining infrastructure, and a visible drop in military readiness. The promise of increased defence spending and large-scale infrastructure investment speaks of a desire to reclaim Germany’s position as a powerhouse within Europe. Yet, the question remains: will these measures be enough to counter the economic inertia and rising political extremism? Mr Merz’s co