CDU and SPD Move Toward Coalition, Seek Green Party's Support
The CDU and SPD have agreed on key policies but need Green Party backing for constitutional changes to enable their financial plans.
- The CDU and SPD have resolved major issues, including a €500 billion infrastructure fund and adjustments to the debt brake for defense spending.
- Green Party leaders have criticized the coalition's plans, citing a lack of structural reforms and insufficient focus on climate measures.
- The CDU is engaging with the Green Party to secure their support for constitutional amendments needed to implement the financial framework.
- Internal dissent exists within the CDU and SPD, with some members voicing concerns about migration policies and fiscal strategies.
- Friedrich Merz aims to finalize the coalition agreement by Easter, with formal negotiations set to begin next week.

























