Grand Coalition in Germany

November 27th is an important day. The Christian Democratic Union / Christian Social Union and the Social Democratic Party announced an agreement on the cooperative formation of the government. However, the agreement still needs to be voted by SDP members. The possibility that Germany will face other major leagues has caused a lot of debate. Experts and the general public are asking many questions about this decision. Clearly, both sides will consider the major league lessons of 2005.

The most likely constellation after the German federal election on September 24, 2017 is the re-establishment of the "major alliance" between the two major parties in Germany - the Christian Democratic Party (CDU) and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) . In this case, he suggested bringing the Ministry of Finance to Social Democratic Party leader Martin Schulz. "If Martin Schultz calls me on Monday after the election, I can ask: which section should be asked on behalf of the new black alliance social Democratic Party and I recommend. Dana said you had to join the Ministry of Finance.

The new Grand Alliance (GroKo) Agreement between the German Left Social Democratic Party (SPD) and the Central Right Christian Democratic Party (CDU / CSU) is surprisingly prosperous by the EU. The beginning of this agreement, called Ein neuer Aufbruchfür Europa ("New EU departure"), was welcomed by Pierre Moskovsky of the European Commission of the EU as good news in Germany, especially Europe. However, this special GroKo (Major Alliance) lacks domestic support for more ambitious alliances and provides weak support to deepen defense cooperation within the EU (in the form of PESCO). (鸸). Such an alliance will not be a heroic partner of Mark Long that needs to advance the EU agenda.