Germany set for tricky coalition building, poll shows ahead of election
Germany's mainstream political parties lost support while the far-right AfD gained ground in one of the last polls published before the election on Sunday, pointing to likely tricky coalition building that could drag on for months.
Friedrich Merz, a conservative rival of Angela Merkel, is on track to become the next chancellor, though the far-right AfD is ...
For the first time since the fall of the Third Reich 80 years ago, there is a real possibility that a party with direct ...
At the heart of the election is the economy, which has been experiencing a downturn. The ruling coalition, comprising the ...
After the highly unusual U.S. interventions, the AfD remains in second place heading into Germany’s federal election on ...
It’s hard not to see the political parallels between Cottbus, a city of 100,000 about 75 miles south of Berlin, and Rust Belt ...
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A conservative backlash is brewing in Germany, but the likely winners are working to make the transition pragmatic and ...
Germany's Ruhr area used to be a Social Democrat stronghold, but the right-wing AfD party has risen to popularity amid the region's economic decline. In one city — Gelsenkirchen — individuals are ...
Bidding to be Germany’s next leader are the incumbent, the leader of the opposition, the vice chancellor, and a far-right ...
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