German survey shows Meretz government pessimism

A survey showed that the majority of Germans do not expect the Merz government to make significant reforms in the coming year after the ministerial reshuffle. 65% of participants believed that the government would not succeed in implementing those reforms, and 57% expect that the current government will not remain in office until the end of the parliamentary term in 2029. About two-thirds of respondents also saw the need for urgent actions on issues related to pensions, the economy, and healthcare. The survey included 1,002 people and was conducted at the end of July.

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