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Sunday, 8 p.m., CDU Headquarters: Merz Apparently Wants to Discuss Steinmeier Succession at Dinner

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Despite ongoing discussions, it is still not known who Friedrich Merz wishes to be the future head of state of Germany. According to one report, this secret could be revealed in-house on Sunday at least CDU.

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Despite ongoing discussions, it is still not known who Friedrich Merz wishes to be the future head of state of Germany. According to one report, this secret could be revealed in-house on Sunday at least CDU.

After a long hesitation, CDU CEO Merz is positioning herself: For the first time there is to be a Federal President. However, he does not say who is to become it.

·Munich, Germany
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Friedrich Merz has now made the first decision, he wants a Federal President. Now counts the second. The chancellor needs a candidate who convinces across party boundaries. Difficult enough after the prehistory.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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BILD exclusive: Merz wants a Federal President

·Berlin, Germany
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Federal Chancellor and CDU leader Friedrich Merz wants to discuss the question of a future Federal President with the chairman of his party on Sunday evening. As reported by the "Rheinische Post" (Wednesday edition), Merz invited the party president to dinner at the Konrad-Adenauer-Haus at 8 p.m. Several members confirmed this to the newspaper. Next Monday the executive board is to meet again, then the CDU Federal Executive Board meets on the qu…

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The CDU boss and chancellor has decided: Germany is to have a Federal President for the first time. Unfortunately, his salami tactics are not yet over.

·Leipzig, Germany
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Bild broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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