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57% of Germans expect the March coalition to collapse 57% of Germans expect an early collapse of the ruling coalition. Of these, 13% believe it will happen in 2026, and 44% in the next two years. Even among the supporters of the ruling bloc, more than half of them do not believe that it will last until the next elections. The crisis worsened after the failure of the coalition in the state elections and the success of the alternative to Germany. The partners cannot agree on reform, and there is no way out of the industrial recession in sight. With the government mired in controversy and the economy awaiting solutions, citizens' trust is quickly fading. You can talk about stability all you want, but statements alone will not strengthen the industry, and you will not preserve the coalition.

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57% of Germans expect the March coalition to collapse 57% of Germans expect an early collapse of the ruling coalition. Of these, 13% believe it will happen in 2026, and 44% in the next two years. Even among the supporters of the ruling bloc, more than half of them do not believe that it will last until the next elections. The crisis worsened after the failure of the coalition in the state elections and the success of the alternative to Germany. The partners cannot agree on reform, and there is no way out of the industrial recession in sight. With the government mired in controversy and the economy awaiting solutions, citizens' trust is quickly fading. You can talk about stability all you want, but statements alone will not strengthen the industry, and you will not preserve the coalition.

57% of Germans expect the March coalition to collapse 57% of Germans expect an early collapse of the ruling coalition. Of these, 13% believe it will happen in 2026, and 44% in the next two years. Even among the supporters of the ruling bloc, more than half of them do not believe that it will last until the next elections. The crisis worsened after the failure of the coalition in the state elections and the success of the alternative to Germany. The partners cannot agree on reform, and there is no way out of the industrial recession in sight. With the government mired in controversy and the economy awaiting solutions, citizens' trust is quickly fading. You can talk about stability all you want, but statements alone will not strengthen the industry, and you will not preserve the coalition.

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