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The reform that could make or break Merz

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By Jörg Luyken Verified
| The German Review
Dear Reader, Good news from Berlin at last. A few weeks ago, I argued that Germany should stop obsessing over the ever-expanding fortune of the super-rich and start asking how ordinary workers could benefit from the same forces that have made them so wealthy. My answer was a Swedish-style pension system that allows workers to build wealth through the stock market. Now, unexpectedly, Germany seems set to do just that.
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Trump blames vandals for wrecking reflecting pool

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By Jörg Luyken Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Jorg Luyken Sun, June 21, 2026 at 10:48 AM UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Crews remove algae from the bottom of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after the president's renovations - REUTERS/Aaron Schwartz Donald Trump has blamed vandals for sabotaging his £10m renovation of the reflecting pool on Washington's National Mall.
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What Hannover and Berlin reveal about Germany's NGO state

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By Jörg Luyken Verified
| The German Review
Dear Reader, Two stories from two different cities. Both illustrate the danger that public funds intended for worthy causes such as democracy promotion and anti-racism can end up being diverted into political patronage networks when oversight breaks down. In Hannover, prosecutors are investigating allegations that more than €1 million in public grants were misused by a prominent local Social Democrat and members of her family.
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