German court scrutiny of ministerial 'Alleingang' raises political risk for coalition governanceExecutive summary: The German Federal Constitutional Court is reviewing a coalition government decision that skips parliamentary involvement, labelled 'Trump‑style' by the Greens. The ruling could reshape coalition decision‑making and affect policy stability, influencing investor confidence. The court, the agriculture minister, the Green party, and the coalition government are the main actors. A judgment is expected within weeks, potentially forcing the coalition to adjust its legislative process.The Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe is examining a coalition government decision that bypasses parliamentary involvement, a move the Greens label as 'Trump‑style' politics. This legal review could set a precedent for how coalition governments make executive decisions, affecting policy continuity. Investors are watching closely as the outcome may influence market confidence in Germany's political stability.Connected developmentsBank of Japan raises rates to highest since 1995US oil reserves hit 40‑year low amid Iran conflictOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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