German Government | Vibepedia

The German Government, led by the Federal Chancellor, exercises executive power at the federal level, comprising the Chancellor and Federal Ministers. The government's organization and election are outlined in the German Basic Law. The Federal Cabinet, an extended body, includes the Federal Government, the Head of the Federal Chancellery, and other key officials. The government's structure and functions are shaped by the country's history, including the post-WWII era and the reunification of Germany in 1990.