Merz: Germany Remains a Stable Democracy
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz described Sunday's AfD victory as “deeply shocking.” But the message to Europe and to the world is that Germany remains a stable and strong democracy, Merz said at a news conference on Monday.
"Democracy and cocoa democracies in the EU. There were elections in Germany that AfD won, obtaining almost the majority of mandates. Theoretically, democracy means that the citizens voted for who they wanted to represent, writes, on Facebook, lawyer Elena Radu. "But, look, it's not good, "the cocoa democracies [...]
The EU is still recovering from the victory of the far-right Alternative for Germany in provincial elections, and another warning is coming from France. The leader of the right-wing National Rally party, Jordan Bardela, announces chaos.
Germany has a problem. In fact, it has a very big one: yesterday, AfD won the election in Saxony-Anhalt overwhelmingly. Almost 45% of voters put the stamp on the party considered by the German establishment as extremist, pro-rus and a...
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