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Merz warns Germany risks ‘the abyss' as far right gains ground

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By Michael Nienaber Verified, Arne Delfs Verified
| MSN Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Germany's traditional parties are pushing through crucial reforms to the social welfare system as he warned that the rise of extremist parties risks sending the country “into the abyss.” Merz touted a sweeping package of reforms from his Christian Democratic-led bloc and the Social Democrats to the public pension system, an income-tax overhaul and measures to close a widening spending gap in the healthcare system.
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Germany Will Buy US-Made Tomahawk Missiles to Close Crucial Gap

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By Michael Nienaber Verified, Arne Delfs Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Germany agreed with the US to purchase long-range, subsonic Tomahawk cruise missile to close a dangerous gap with Russia — although numbers and delivery timelines are unclear, and Europe is developing such missiles itself. The US and Germany had planned to station US-owned BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany temporarily to deter Russia from using its Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad against Berlin and other capitals in Europe.
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Rheinmetall Wins German Laser Deal After Frigate Fiasco

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By Michael Nienaber Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content German lawmakers approved more than a dozen military procurement deals worth over €12 billion ($13.7 billion), including a laser weapon contract with defense giant Rheinmetall AG and a warship order for domestic rival TKMS AG & Co. KGaA.
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