Germany: Survey shows little progress on cutting red tape
Most people and businesses in Germany say they've seen little change in bureaucracy despite Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government promises to reduce it.
Germany: Survey shows little progress on cutting red tape
Most people and businesses in Germany say they've seen little change in bureaucracy despite Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government promises to reduce it. Grouped from 2 articles across 1 sources.
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Germans see little progress on cutting red tape
Most people and businesses in Germany say they've seen little change in bureaucracy despite Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government promises to reduce it.
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