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How Germany’s Left Party paved the way for Friedrich Merz to become chancellor
The Left Party’s support was decisive in enabling Merz to take office—a politician who openly works with the far-right AfD on key issues and supports the interests of finance capital, aggressive militarism and an authoritarian state like almost no other German politician.
The far-right Alternative für Deutschland called for fresh elections after Friedrich Merz's initial defeat in his bid to ...
Mr Merz’s commitment to restoring a long-absent German voice to European and international debates is not in doubt, and he ...
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Bavaria's Söder: Germany in 'serious situation' after Bundestag voteBavarian Premier Markus Söder on Tuesday warned of the consequences for German democracy after his conservative ally ...
Germany's conservative leader Friedrich Merz narrowly lost a vote in the Bundestag to become the next chancellor in an unexpected setback that plunges the country into political uncertainty. Shane ...
Wolfgang Schröder, 60 years old, professor of political science at the University of Kassel, is among the most listened-to ...
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Merkel absent as former rival secures chancellorship in second voteFormer German chancellor Angela Merkel was no longer present when lawmakers elected conservative leader Friedrich Merz as the ...
Germany’s new interior minister says the new government plans to station more police at the border to curb illegal migration ...
The unprecedented bombshell Bundestag vote on Tuesday that briefly paused the confirmation of Friedrich Merz as Germany’s new ...
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