Summary
The man most likely to be Germany's next chancellor hopes to be able to unlock significant extra resources for expenditure on defense before Thursday's emergency European Union summit, but faces a race against time and some political horse trading to secure the necessary support.
China Daily
The two parties hoping to form Germany's next government are planning to plough hundreds of billions of euros into defense and infrastructure when in power, the Bild newspaper has reported.
Hürriyet Daily News
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