Merz declares victory in German election
Far right comes second, getting best result in a postwar national vote in Germany, sending shock waves across Europe.
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Merz won the German election. Here’s what it means for Europe.
POLITICO breaks down what the conservatives’ victory means for EU policy and cooperation ― from nuclear weapons to cannabis.
Germany’s CDU ahead in election exit poll, strong support for far right
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Friedrich Merz from the conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is on track to be Germany's next chancellor.
Friedrich Merz set to become Germany’s next chancellor, exit polls say
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Christian Democrats secure under 30 per cent of vote, while far-right AfD comes in historic second place
Friedrich Merz wins a messy victory. But can he now rule Germany?
A terrible night for the chancellor, Olaf Scholz; a great one for the hard right
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Merz’s conservatives win German election, according to exit poll
Far right comes second, getting best result in a postwar national vote in Germany, sending shock waves across Europe.
Top candidates cast their votes on German federal election day
Incumbent Chancellor Scholz and CDU leader Merz cast their votes in Germany's critical election on Sunday, expected to lead to difficult coalition negotiations.
Alternative for Germany set to make gains as Germany goes to the polls
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Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democrats are poised to win, as the Social Democratic Party faces its worst result since 1887
Amid turmoil, a fearful Germany goes to the polls
Friedrich Merz looks certain to win. But will he be able to govern?
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Germany’s Merz says Europe can no longer rely on US protection
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Frontrunner for chancellor suggests possible nuclear co-operation with the UK and France
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