German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Friday in Würzburg that he would not advise his children or other young Germans to go to the United States to study or work, citing a rapidly changed “social climate” and limited job prospects even for highly educated people. Speaking to young people at a Catholic gathering, Merz said Germany offers strong opportunities and described himself as “a great admirer of America,” adding that his admiration was “not increasing” at the moment. The remarks followe...

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