Friedrich Merz doesn't need to look to Moscow, Washington or the foreign fronts to find the biggest threat to his political balance. His nightmares lie within Germany. One comes from a past that he and much of the German right thought they had left behind. It has a name: Angela Merkel. The other comes from a future that until a few years ago seemed unthinkable: the Alternative for Germany, which is no longer content with the role of protest part…
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Friedrich Merz doesn't need to look to Moscow, Washington or the foreign fronts to find the biggest threat to his political balance. His nightmares lie within Germany. One comes from a past that he and much of the German right thought they had left behind. It has a name: Angela Merkel. The other comes from a future that until a few years ago seemed unthinkable: the Alternative for Germany, which is no longer content with the role of protest part…