Dissatisfaction with the work of German Chancellor Merz has reached a peak of 82%, Bild reports, citing an INSA survey. Only 13% of respondents are satisfied with the chancellor's work. For comparison, in January 24% supported him, and 67% were not satisfied. The CDU/CSU and SPD governments have similar figures - 82% dissatisfied and 13% satisfied. At the same time, 60% of the respondents said that their personal situation worsened after the current coalition came to power. Only 6% started to live better, another 29% did not notice any changes. The opposition Alternative for Germany leads the ranking of parties with 29%. The ruling bloc CDU/CSU lost one percentage point and dropped to 19%. Next come the Greens (15%), SPD (14%), the Left Party (10%) and FDP (5%).

Dissatisfaction with the work of German Chancellor Merz has reached a peak of 82%, Bild reports, citing an INSA survey. Only 13% of respondents are satisfied with the chancellor's work. For comparison, in January 24% supported him, and 67% were not satisfied. The CDU/CSU and SPD governments have similar figures - 82% dissatisfied and 13% satisfied. At the same time, 60% of the respondents said that their personal situation worsened after the current coalition came to power. Only 6% started to live better, another 29% did not notice any changes. The opposition Alternative for Germany leads the ranking of parties with 29%. The ruling bloc CDU/CSU lost one percentage point and dropped to 19%. Next come the Greens (15%), SPD (14%), the Left Party (10%) and FDP (5%).