Conservative Oppn Leader Friedrich Merz Wins German Election, Musk-Backed Far-Right AfD Finishes Second
Germany’s conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz won the national election on Sunday, while far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) followed in second place, rougly doubling its support in the strongest projections since World War II.
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Friedrich Merz to replace Olaf Scholz as German ChancellorGerman Chancellor Olaf Scholz will be succeeded by conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz after his party, the ...
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