Unpopular Chancellor Friedrich Merz is presiding over the decay of Germany – Wiki Commons Germany is down and out. 13 months into his Chancellorship, Friedrich Merz is polling as the most unpopular German head of government in modern times. That apparently does nothing to tamp down his cocky self-confidence and sense of self-importance, which so annoy the public. And things may be about to take a turn for the worse as the German financial reality is biting. To begin with, Germany is considering raising its pension age from 67 to 70 – the kind of move that set France ablaze for months while Emmanuel Macron tried to pretend all was great. Germany is Europe’s largest economy, but it is stagnant, and the public finances are…
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