The appointment signals a transition toward a more centralized command structure as Merz attempts to reclaim momentum. Beyond the new chief of staff, the Chancellor is weighing the removal of his transport minister, who has faced intense criticism over the systemic failure of the national rail network.
Merz remains under pressure to deliver tangible results, with promises of further cabinet adjustments to follow. These maneuvers reflect an urgent bid to fortify his reform agenda and pull the government out of its current malaise before voters head to the polls.
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