A new survey shows that most Germans do not believe the current government will survive until the end of its term in 2029. The results were announced on Thursday, November 27, 2025, amid significant tensions within the coalition, particularly due to ongoing disputes in the Christian alliance over the planned pension package. The poll was conducted by the Insa Institute on behalf of the German newspaper "Bild." According to the findings, 54% of respondents said they do not expect the government to last until the end of the legislative period. Meanwhile, 29% believe it will, and 17% gave no opinion. The survey included more than one thousand voters between November 21 and 24.
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