Friedrich Merz, the unpopular 'chancellor of reforms' struggling to stay afloat
The electoral attacks in several regional elections in Germany have called into question the leadership of the conservative
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The electoral attacks in several regional elections in Germany have called into question the leadership of the conservative
The German ultra-right, embodied in the AfD, consolidates its electoral ascent following the victory of Sunday in the Mecklemburgo- Western Pomerania region to the detriment of the official Christian Democratic Union (CDU), which also lost ground in Berlin in front of the Left Party. This chain of defeats has in the hands of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who, however, advocated to maintain his conservative coalition in the name of the country's "democratic future."
The extreme right of AfD does not stop its progress in Germany. The structural crisis that the country is in places the Chancellor under pressure