Friedrich Merz Wins German Election With Far-Right In Second

Bloomberg News

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The top candidates, conservative front-runner Friedrich Merz and current Chancellor Olaf Scholz of the Social Democrats, voted within minutes of each other in different parts of the country on Sunday morning.
The Korea Times
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A long-time rival of centrist ex-chancellor Angela Merkel within the CDU party, Merz has attacked her open-door migrant policy and drawn her ire for accepting support from the far-right AfD on the flashpoint issue in parliament.
Hindustan Times
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The frontrunner, conservative candidate Friedrich Merz, has vowed a tough rightward shift if elected to win back voters from the anti-immigration AfD, which is eyeing a record result.
Le Monde
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Germans are heading to the polls to choose a new government in an election dominated by migration, a stagnating economy, and Germany's role in the Ukraine war following Donald Trump's election in the US.
Daily Express

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