Germany's Merz Eyes 'Independence' From U.S., Airs Worries About NATO's Future
- Friedrich Merz, Germany's likely next Chancellor, stated his goal is to achieve 'independence from the USA' and strengthen Europe after winning the elections.
- Merz criticized U.S. President Donald Trump and questioned the future of NATO, indicating a need for an independent European defense capability.
- His conservative party won 28.6% of the votes, while the far-right Alternative for Germany received 20.8%, a historic result.
- Merz faces complex coalition negotiations, needing to work with the center-left Social Democrats after ruling out the AfD due to its extremist monitoring.
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