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Merz: Last chance to stop the far-right
Olaf Scholz and Friedrich Merz faced each other on Wednesday in the last TV debate before the German election. And much was about immigration and the far-right.
The backlash shakes up the German election: "Unacceptable"
The days leading up to the German election on Sunday are expected to be dominated by the debate about alleged US interference. I will not let an American vice president tell me who I can talk to here in Germany, says Friedrich Merz, the favourite to win and CDU leader.
Vance's speech criticized: "Not acceptable"
The USA's Vice President JD Vance urges Europe to strengthen its defense since the USA must focus on threats in other parts of the world. He says this in a speech at the security conference in Munich, which began on Friday.
Orbán praises German ultra-right
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán welcomed the German far-right party Alternative for Germany (AFD) and one of its leaders, Alice Weidel, to Budapest on Wednesday. The leader of the Hungarian nationalist right-wing party Fidesz took the opportunity to praise AFD.
CDU Leader Merz Rules Out Cooperation with AFD
The Christian Democratic CDU leader Friedrich Merz – who has good chances of becoming Germany's new Chancellor in the election on February 23 – rules out all cooperation with the far-right in Germany. .
New giant protests against German far-right
More than 250,000 people protested against the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AFD) in Munich on Saturday, according to German authorities. .
Tesla's sales plummet in Germany
The American electric car manufacturer Tesla's sales in Germany crashed in January, when 1,277 new Tesla vehicles were registered according to German authorities. .
Merz rules out: No cooperation with the far-right
The Conservative CDU should not cooperate with the extreme right-wing party Alternative for Germany (AFD). Party leader Friedrich Merz's statement comes as a surprise since CDU has sought support from AFD to push through stricter asylum laws.
Massive Protest Against German Right-Wing Shift
Over 160,000 demonstrators gathered at various locations in central Berlin on Sunday to express their disgust over the conservative CDU's shift to the right since the party sought support from the extreme right-wing party Alternative for Germany (AFD) for stricter asylum legislation. A large protest took place outside CDU's party headquarters in the German capital following last week's political developments.
Controversial asylum law rejected in Germany
Germany's federal parliament voted down a proposal for an asylum law that the conservative CDU had put forward with controversial support from the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AFD). .
Scholz's challenger breaks tabu – gets support from AFD
The migration issue dominates the German debate ahead of the election in February. Chancellor Olaf Scholz's challenger Friedrich Merz has no objection to support from the far-right to push through tougher rules for immigration.
Mistake made – Merkel's criticism of her successor
Mistake made, says Germany's former Chancellor Angela Merkel in rare criticism of her conservative party colleagues in CDU. .
Migrationsförslag antaget med högerextremt stöd Migration proposal adopted with right-wing extremist support
The German Bundestag has adopted a proposal to introduce tougher rules for immigration. .
Support for the far-right AFD: Preserve German culture
The American tech billionaire Elon Musk aired thoughts about the greatness of the German people when he appeared at an election rally with the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AFD). Massive protests in several German cities marked great discontent with the far-right's election rally.
Meloni in attendance at Trump's inauguration
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will be one of the guests at Donald Trump's presidential inauguration on Monday, confirms her office. .
Olaf Scholz : Musk's actions a threat to democracy
Elon Musk broadcast a conversation with the party leader of the German AFD. The billionaire also took the opportunity to praise the nationalist party - just weeks before the country's federal election.
German Far-Right Criticizes Bauhaus Anniversary
Prior to the 100-year anniversary of the Bauhaus school in Dessau, the far-right AFD is now stepping forward as a contemporary critic of the form and craft school that – despite the Nazis shutting it down – would have a decisive influence on 20th-century design and architecture. In the region of Saxony-Anhalt, AFD has submitted a motion where they describe the upcoming anniversary as a glorification of the Bauhaus style, which according to AFD's Hans-Thomas Tillschneider has inspired "architectural sins" and "crushing ugliness".
Protesters as far-right AfD holds congress
Demonstrators have gathered in the city of Riesa in eastern Germany where the far-right AfD is to hold its congress. The protests have been met with a massive police presence.
The Federal Diet Dissolved – New Election in Germany
Germany's president Frank-Walter Steinmeier dissolves the federal parliament and announces new elections on February 23. .
Psychiatrist arrested for attack on Christmas market
The police have not yet released the exact identity of the perpetrator who drove a rental car into a crowd at a Christmas market in Magdeburg. On X, the police have described him as a 50-year-old man from Saudi Arabia.
Anger after Elon Musk supported German far-right
The tech billionaire Elon Musk has written on X that only the far-right extremist Alternative for Germany (AFD) can "save Germany", something that has been met with harsh criticism. .
German Re-election after Scholz Loses Confidence
Germany's Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost, as expected, a confidence vote in parliament. The Christian Democrats are the favorite in the new election expected in February.
Doomsday for Scholz set - election on February 23
Germany is heading for new elections on February 23 if Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government falls in a confidence vote in December. This confirms President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to German media.
Scholz meets the opposition halfway
Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz is approaching the opposition's demands for a swift vote of no confidence. Already before Christmas, the federal parliament can vote on Scholz's future.
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