"Giving up is not an option for me": German Chancellor Friedrich Merz evaded a question about his possible resignation
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DECRYPTAGE - Under pressure from the "worst defeat" of the CDU "for decades", Friedrich Merz excludes from "abandoning" while the extreme right seems to be in the process of leading the Land.
On the dark day of the chancellor who tries to reassure. The Afd asks for his resignation (ANSA)
After the election disaster of Saxony-Anhalt, the CDU is loitering around. Resignation demands become loud in small circles. How long can Merz hold up? That doesn't just depend on him.
After the election in Saxony-Anhalt, the Union is hard hit. This is also evident from the appearance of the chancellor after the election disaster. Friedrich Merz gives himself to a crackling and once defiantly.
"Giving up is not an option for me": German Chancellor Friedrich Merz evaded a question about his possible resignation
"Giving up is not an option for me": German Chancellor Friedrich Merz evaded a question about his possible resignation.According to him, he is now "thinking about many things, but not about the elections. ""I'm thinking about a lot of things right...
BERLIN The German chancellor and CDU chief looks like the "serious defeat of the CDU for decades". However, he excludes the fact that he draws personal consequences from this.
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