The Act will still have to go to the highest hall of Parliament for approval.
Germany’s Parliament Is approved Planning to increase the cost of financial growth by compensating for financial conservatives for decades in the hope of revitalizing economic growth and measuring military expenditure for the new era of European collective defense.
With the approval of Bundestag or Parliament plans on Tuesday, the Vice-Chancellor-in-Waiting wind will be given hundreds of millions of euros for the rainy season after the two-year contraction in Europe.
Germany and other European countries are being pressured to rescue them in the backdrop of adverse Russia, and the US policy under the leadership of President Donald Trump has changed the US policy, fearing European leaders.
After the last month’s election, Merz’s Conservative and Social Democratic Party (SPD), who is in the limelight to form a centers, wants to create 500-billion-Ur ($ 546 billion) funds for infrastructure and reduce the rules of constitutionally innocent to allow more to spend on safety.
“We have felt a false sense of security for at least a decade,” Merz told MPs before voting.
He said, “We are taking the protection prompt today … nothing can be less than the first big step of the new European Defense Community.”
The Act will still have to go to the Bundestag Upper House, which represents the government of 16 Federal states of Germany. On Monday, when Bavarian free voters agreed to support these plans, the main obstacle to leaving was on Monday.
The law was to be approved by the Outgoing Parliament for the Conservatives and SPDs to be blocked by the extended army of distant and left-left members in Bundestag, which began on March 25 in the next Bundestag.
Merz has proved the justification of tight schedules by citing fast -changing geographical -political situation.
Europe today has “aggressive Russia” as well as “an unpredictable United States of America”, Merz said.
He said, “I want to explain this: we are doing everything as possible to maintain translated cooperation.” “I consider it inevitable, but now we should do our homework in Europe.
“You must ensure your own security.