Michael Nienaber is a journalist who has written for various publications, including Reuters, Bloomberg News, and The Spokesman-Review. His work covers a range of topics, including politics, international relations, and protests in Germany.
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By: Michael Nienaber, Steven Arons
Kukies calls Italian lender's ‘unfriendly move' inappropriate Government in Berlin reacted angrily to acquisition of stake
By: Steven Arons, Michael Nienaber
Germany’s new finance minister used his first public speech since taking office to voice sharp criticism of the tactics UniCredit SpA used in building a major stake in Commerzbank AG.
Germany’s new finance minister dismissed fears the political turmoil in Berlin will trigger a funding freeze, pledging the federal government will be fully capable of functioning in the weeks before February’s early election.
Conservative chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz said he’s open to reform Germany’s strict borrowing limits as long as additional debt-financed spending is used for investment.
By: Alexander Kell, Rainer Buergin, Verena Sepp, Annika Reichelt, Michael Nienaber
Michael Nienaber über eine mit Spannung erwartete Regierungserklärung — Abonnieren Sie unseren Newsletter Fünf Themen des Tages und erhalten Sie sonntags das Hauptstadtgeflüster direkt in Ihre Mailbox.
(Bloomberg) -- Conservative chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz said he's open to reform Germany's strict borrowing limits as long as additional debt-financed spending is used for investment.
(Bloomberg) -- German conservative leader Friedrich Merz launched his election bid with a stinging attack on Chancellor Olaf Scholz, calling the Social Democrat a “lightweight” and accusing him of sowing division in Europe's biggest economy.
CDU-Chef Friedrich Merz hat die Regierungserklärung des Bundeskanzlers am heutigen Mittwoch zum Wahlkampfauftakt genutzt und Olaf Scholz scharf angegriffen. Der Sozialdemokrat sei ein “Leichtgewicht“ und spalte Deutschland, so der Oppositionsführer.
(Bloomberg) -- German conservative leader Friedrich Merz launched his election bid with a stinging attack on Chancellor Olaf Scholz, calling the
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