Iran War 100 Days and Merz’s Shift

The article addressed German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's stance on the American and Israeli attacks on Iran in February. He expressed his surprise at these attacks, considering them as methods of "power politics" without clearly acknowledging the violation of international law. Merz also believed that Iran is humiliating the United States, which sparked widespread domestic and international controversy, especially after his visit to Washington and meeting with Trump, where he was accused of trying to curry favor with the Americans and flattery. These positions led to a decline in the German government's popularity and a freeze on military plans, amid rising economic tensions and a decrease in German trust toward the United States. The article highlights the importance of Europe's independence from American policies in the context of the Iran crisis.

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