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Most Germans Don't Trust Any Political Party

In a new poll of German voter confidence published on Tuesday, the far-right Alternative for Germany (“ADN”) party and the conservative CDS/CSU bloc showed the best results, but most respondents do not trust either party.

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Європейська правда broke the news 4 hours ago on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.

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