Germany's top court ruled Wednesday against the government
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Germany's top court ruled Wednesday against the government in a case centred on whether it had broken key debt rules, potentially upending its spending plans and further fuelling tensions in the ruling coalition.
The Federal Constitutional Court overturned a decision to transfer 60 billion euros ($65 billion) of loan authorisations that had been part of pandemic support programmes to a fund aimed at fighting climate change.
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