Most Germans fear government is overwhelmed by problems, poll finds

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2026-10-27
Berlin (dpa) - A large majority of people in Germany are worried about the federal government, rising prices and the quality of the schooling and education system, according to a poll for broadcasters RTL and ntv that was published on Tuesday. The Forsa market research institute surveyed 1,009 respondents between October 20 and 23 on 16 issues. One striking finding was the differences in views among supporters of the various political parties. Ov......
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