Merz: Europeans' Trust in the European Union Has Declined
The Chancellor of Germany, acknowledging the decline of public trust in the European Union's policies, emphasized the need to take practical measures to solve the problems of European countries.
The Chancellor of Germany, acknowledging the decline of public trust in the European Union's policies, emphasized the need to take practical measures to solve the problems of European countries.
According to Mehr News Agency, citing RIA Novosti, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said at a party meeting that many people no longer trust the policies of the European Union and the Union itself.
He added: European countries and Germany are currently facing great challenges. In such circumstances, European officials should not be content with stating and describing the problems, but must turn to practical measures to solve them.
Merz's remarks come as the German government and EU institutions are facing challenges such as high energy costs, bureaucracy and disagreements over economic priorities and the common European budget.
Source: Mehr News Agency
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