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Friedrich Merz is the current German Chancellor, and Alexander Dobrindt holds the office of Federal Interior Minister of Germany.

Steady: 1 development in the last 24 hours, 1 in the last 7 days Updated yesterday

The latest in this situation

  1. Merz nominated Aigner for an election while serving as Chancellor.
  2. The German Interior Ministry is changing the rules for the DTZ language exam, a move supported by Alexander Dobrindt.
  3. Heinz takes on the role of justice minister in Merz's cabinet.

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Friedrich Merz is the current German Chancellor, and Alexander Dobrindt holds the office of Federal Interior Minister of Germany.

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  1. Merz nominated Aigner for an election while serving as Chancellor.1 source
  2. The German Interior Ministry is changing the rules for the DTZ language exam, a move supported by Alexander Dobrindt.Sub-event
  3. Heinz takes on the role of justice minister in Merz's cabinet.1 source
  4. Tax officials and political figures discuss the purpose of taxes and support a sugar tax proposal.Sub-event
  5. Merz leads government on climate change issues.1 source
  6. Chancellor under pressure; Interior Minister announces security overhaul.1 source
  7. Update on the current official roles of key German political figures.1 source

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