U.S. President Donald Trump again addresses German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, urging him to focus on domestic matters and to stop what he describes as interference related to Iran. According to reports, Trump tells Merz to “fix” Germany, characterizing it as “broken.” The coverage also links Trump’s comments to broader foreign-policy issues involving Ukraine and Iran. One report says Trump frames his message as a call for Merz to prioritize ending the war in Ukraine, while another emphasizes an instruction to stop interference over Iran. The articles present Trump’s remarks as renewed criticism of Merz, without providing extensive detail on specific actions Merz has taken. In both accounts, the central theme is Trump’s directive for Merz to shift attention away from international involvement that Trump criticizes and toward addressing Germany’s internal condition and the ongoing Ukraine conflict. No official response from the German government is included in the provided excerpts.