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Friedrich Merz seeks a coalition with the SPD to navigate Germany's political landscape post-election.

European leaders express strong support for CDU's Friedrich Merz, highlighting the need for strong German leadership in Europe.

Friedrich Merz's CDU is projected to lead Germany, marking a political shift after the fall of the three-party coalition.

The CDU is anticipated to win 28.5% of votes in the election against SPD's 16%.

Merz aims to adopt stricter immigration policies and reform economic strategies, distancing himself from Angela Merkel's approach.

Friedrich Merz is poised to become Germany's next chancellor, aiming for European unity and independence from the US.

Friedrich Merz aims for quick coalition government formation post-election while facing potential challenges.

The conservatives, led by Friedrich Merz, won Germany's snap elections, positioning him to likely become the next chancellor.

Friedrich Merz's push for tighter border controls threatens established asylum norms in Germany and the EU.

The new coalition in Germany reflects a shift towards center-right policies, emphasizing economic strength and migration control amidst resistance from the SPD to significant changes.

Germany's next coalition government hinges on election outcomes, particularly regarding CDU's relationship with AfD and potential coalition partners.

The recent electoral reform in Germany led to controversy after successful candidates were barred from parliament.

Volker Ulrich expressed outrage over electoral reform that excluded him despite winning his district.

The snap election shows a significant political shift in Germany, with rising support for the CDU and the far-right AfD.

Germany's federal election concluded with CDU/CSU winning, while FDP fell below representation threshold, shifting power dynamics.

Germany's conservative bloc leads the election results with 29%, followed by AfD at 19.5%, impacting future coalition formations.

Germany's conservative bloc emerges as largest party with 29% votes in recent election, positioning them for potential coalition talks.

CDU/CSU and SPD begin intense coalition negotiations with a tight deadline to form a new German government.

Coalition talks between CDU, CSU, and SPD begin in Berlin, focusing on key policy reforms and a commitment to past citizenship regulations.

CDU's electoral victory in East Germany led to significant political changes aimed at reunification with West Germany.

The conservative parties are leading the German election with significant support, while the far-right AfD has made historic gains.

CDU/CSU won the most votes in the 2025 federal election but fell short of a governing majority and ruled out coalition with AfD.

The CDU/CSU won the most votes but requires coalition partners to govern after the 2025 federal election.

Hundreds of thousands protested CDU's stricter migration policies, asserting that ties with far-right AfD violated political neutrality.

Germany's conservative bloc leads the polls with 29%, indicating a shift in political power dynamics against the far-right AfD.

The CDU and CSU lead in election polls, while the AfD gains popularity ahead of Germany's next election.

CDU secured the most votes in the election, followed by AfD, raising questions about coalition possibilities.

Germany's CDU is set to win federal elections amid a shift towards stricter immigration policies and economic reforms.

A coalition will likely be necessary for the CDU to govern after the elections.

Germany votes in snap elections after Chancellor Olaf Scholz' coalition collapse, with immigration and economy as key voter issues.