FDP Faces Internal Tensions Over Potential Coalition Exit
As debates intensify, the FDP's economic proposals strain relations within Germany's ruling coalition.
- FDP veteran Gerhart Baum warns that leaving the coalition would be political suicide amid global crises.
- Christian Lindner's economic proposals have caused friction with coalition partners SPD and Greens.
- CDU leader Friedrich Merz supports Lindner's ideas, highlighting common ground with the Union.
- Speculation grows about a potential early coalition breakup, possibly before the November 14 budget meeting.
- FDP's internal discord and unclear strategy raise concerns about its future direction and public support.













































































