Germania se pregătește să împrumute o sumă aproape record după al Doilea Război Mondial

Germany plans to borrow over 210 billion euros next year, marking its second-largest borrowing since World War II. This follows parliamentary approval of a budget aimed at revitalizing the unpopular government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The budget includes 561 billion euros in spending, focusing on infrastructure and military capacity, while facing challenges in reconciling coalition priorities. Despite the significant borrowing, there are no major cuts to social assistance or tax reductions. Economists predict weak economic growth for Germany next year, emphasizing the need for structural savings to manage budget deficits.