Friedrich Merz’s Political Future Uncertain Ahead of Regional El
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The political survival of the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under question before the Sunday elections in eastern Mecklenburg-Inferior Pomerania, where the AfD party is again at the advantage, although with much lower chances of reaching regional government. Merz's hopes stand, paradoxically, and in the success of the left. After the triumph of the elections...
The Alternative for Germany (AFD) could achieve another resounding electoral victory. It is leading in polls in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
Friedrich Merz's federal government could be shaken by elections in two states in eastern Germany. In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the AfD could count on 38 percent of the vote. Counterintelligence officials there don't consider the party a right-wing extremist. "It's a wolf in sheep's clothing," says a political scientist from Rostock.
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