Bild reported a decrease in the German population's support for the ruling coalition

The German population's support for the ruling coalition continues to decline, and the government's approval rating currently stands at 38%. This was reported on December 13 by the Bild newspaper, citing a study by the INSA Institute.

It is noted that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is the most popular among conservative-minded residents. Her conservative support rating has been at 26% since mid-October.

1201 respondents took part in the survey conducted on December 8-12.

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Germany and other EU countries have already begun to tighten their approaches to payments.

Also on December 7, Bild reported that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his government are losing the support of the German population at a record rate. 70% of respondents are dissatisfied with the work of the ruling coalition, the results of the study showed. Only 21% of the respondents are satisfied with the government's activities.

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