Germany's Bundestag approves constitutional amendment to loosen debt brake
BERLIN -- Germany's Bundestag, the lower house of parliament, on Tuesday approved a major constitutional amendment to loosen the country's strict "debt brake" policy, paving the way for increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate neutrality.
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Bundestag approves massive defence, infrastructure spending planGermany's lower house of parliament approved a historic easing of the country's debt limit on Tuesday, to boost defence spending and earmark €500 billion ($547 billion) for infrastructure and climate ...
The multibillion-euro package loosens borrowing limits and allows new investments in defense, infrastructure and climate. The ...
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Germany moves to amend constitution to get on war footingEU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen commented that the vote “sends a very clear message to Europe that Germany is determined to invest massively in defense." The vote comes amid pressure from ...
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German parties confident of majority for massive spending packageThe three German parties behind a massive €500 billion ($547 billion) infrastructure investment package and measures to increase defence spending in Europe's largest economy say they've got the votes ...
Three-party alliance backs borrowing package of €500 billion for infrastructure projects and an effective blank cheque for ...
Germany's outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz has hailed a multi-billion-euro spending package that passed the Bundestag on ...
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