
Friedrich Merz woos the Junge Union and promises toughness in pension reform, but despite flattery he has to face sharp criticism from within his own ranks.
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Friedrich Merz visits the Junge Union in Bonn to talk about pension policy.
Merz at the Junge Union The Chancellor flatters the pension rebels - and yet has to put up with harsh words
The Chancellor didn't want to be paraded by the party's younger generation once again. Friedrich Merz is wooing the Junge Union and promising tough pension reform. However, there is sharp criticism from some party friends.
Paul-Anton Krüger and Christian Teevs report from Bonn

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