Germany's Black-Red Coalition to Tackle Bürgergeld Reform and Conscription Law

Key ministers gather to address crucial reforms. Can they overcome persistent disputes and boost the stagnating economy?

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2025 November 4 . 11:23 PM

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Next meeting of the coalition leaders on November 13 - Germany's Black-Red Coalition to Tackle Bürgergeld Reform and Conscription Law

Germany's black-red coalition government, led by the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Christian Social Union (CSU), and Social Democratic Party (SPD), is set to hold a zoom meeting on November 13. Key ministers, including Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) and Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig (SPD), will discuss crucial issues such as the reform of the citizen's basic income (Bürgergeld) and the proposed new conscription law.

The upcoming zoom meeting follows a series of reforms agreed upon in early October, including targeted purchase incentives for electric vehicles and adjustments to the Bürgergeld. However, disputes persist among the coalition partners, particularly over migration policy and the 2035 phase-out of internal combustion engines.

The stagnating German economy adds complexity to these negotiations. Despite challenges, the coalition is committed to addressing key issues, with the next zoom meeting scheduled for November 13. This will be an opportunity for leaders to discuss and potentially resolve ongoing disputes.

The black-red coalition government is due to hold a zoom meeting on November 13 to tackle significant issues, including the reform of the Bürgergeld and the proposed new conscription law. With the German economy stagnating and disputes ongoing, the zoom meeting is expected to be crucial in shaping the country's future policies.