The German government is facing mounting domestic pressure to withdraw its support for Ukraine and to push more actively for negotiations to end the war, reports The New York Times. Germany’s tripartite coalition government is becoming increasingly unpopular and faces critical state elections in September, where both far-left and far-right parties, which have called for an end to military aid to Kyiv, are expected to perform well. A major burden for the government, which may be paralyzed in making crucial financial decisions, is the constitutional requirement to keep new budgetary debt at no m…