Friedrich Merz, German chancellor, criticized the EU for red tape and stressed the priorities of pulling Germany out of recession and strengthening Europe's defences.
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In his summer briefing, Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized close relations with European and American leaders, announcing that Germany will work to help the Gaza Strip. Criticizing the EU for being too bureaucratic, Merz stressed the need to solve the immigration problem and announced expulsions to Afghanistan. He also mentioned the need for health care reforms and job creation, signaling a change of tone from the previous government.
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