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The German government has approved a €143bn borrowing budget for 2025 with the aim of pulling out of recession.

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has unveiled a draft budget involving significant debt to revitalize Germany's economy. Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil criticized previous austerity policies, pointing to deteriorating infrastructure. The budget foresees borrowing of €847bn over the entire legislature, with €143bn planned for 2025. It also aims to meet NATO's defense spending targets.

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