News • 16 February 2018

German “shutdown”: Why can’t Angela Merkel agree on a coalition and what are the consequences of this for Ukraine?

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The text was published on “Khvylya”

Last week has become a real trial for Germany. Negotiations on the formation of a new coalition government reached their culmination. The FRG internal political front has been “roughed” for several days in a row. While world leaders were preparing to participate in the annual Munich Security Conference, which would start on February 16, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was desperately searching for ways out of the political crisis that the country found itself in the course of coalition negotiations. The absence of a compromise and the uncertainty in the dialogue between Christian Democrats Merkel and the Social Democrats Martin Schultz delayed the process of government formation. And yesterday’s resignation of Schulz has completely blurred the prospects for a stable coalition in the Bundestag. Why is Angela Merkel experiencing one of the most essential crises in her political career and what are the consequences for European community and Ukraine? Let’s start with the very first mozzancen.

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