Although it looks much worse, but the current INSA survey shows - dropped from the bottom: 82% of the respondents are not satisfied with the work of Friedrich Mertz as Chancellor of Germany. For comparison: in January, only 67% of respondents were not satisfied. The German government is not in a better situation - 82% of Germans are not satisfied with its work. In the current polls, the "eternal" opposition is at the top, if the elections were tomorrow, 29% of Germans would vote for it. And Marsez's CDU/CSU party came back and barely gained 19%.

Although it looks much worse, but the current INSA survey shows - dropped from the bottom: 82% of the respondents are not satisfied with the work of Friedrich Mertz as Chancellor of Germany. For comparison: in January, only 67% of respondents were not satisfied. The German government is not in a better situation - 82% of Germans are not satisfied with its work. In the current polls, the "eternal" opposition is at the top, if the elections were tomorrow, 29% of Germans would vote for it. And Marsez's CDU/CSU party came back and barely gained 19%.