29 Articles
29 Articles
The two regional elections across the Rhine on Sunday, 20 September, gave contrasting results. A common point: the failure of the right, which recorded the worst score in its history in Mecklenburg. Chancellor Friedrich Merz, under pressure, indicated on Sunday night that he remained in office.
The first projections put the extreme right to win the regional elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the extreme left to win in Berlin. German Chancellor speaks in "disaster" of Christian Democrats, but stands firm in the chancellery
In Berlin, the left-wing Elif Eralp could become mayor, in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Manuela Schwesig has to fear for a majority.
The ultra-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) was imposed this Sunday in the elections of the north-eastern federated state of Mecklenburg-Antepomerania, while The Left did the same in Berlin, according to polls on urn, on a day that was also marked by the retreat of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of Chancellor Friedrich Merz. In ... Continue reading "Reigned election in Germany: Left wins in Berlin and far-right in the north-east of the c…
Elif Eralp, candidate of Die Linke in the German capital, manages to impose himself to the ultra ascent, while Manuela Schwesig, Social Democratic president of the Baltic Land, treads his heels to the extreme.
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