Merz on track to win German election, but far-right party a clear second
Germany’s center-right parties are on course to return to power after four years in opposition, while a far-right party that has garnered praise from top Trump administration figures doubled its vote for an unprecedented second-place finish in Sunday’s national elections,
German voters cast their ballots in Sunday’s election, with opposition leader Friedrich Merz claiming victory and Chancellor ...
After winning the German election, the conservative leader must navigate a new era without Washington as a close ally.
Friedrich Merz, leader of the conservative Christian Democratic Union, has vowed to bring stronger leadership in Europe at a ...
Germans were voting in a national election on Sunday that is expected to restore power to Friedrich Merz's conservatives, ...
In a survey out last year, women aged 14 to 29 reported significantly less support for Merz’s party than their male peers ...
The contenders in Germany's election made their final appeals to voters Saturday, with opposition leader and front-runner ...
Friedrich Merz, the 69-year-old conservative leader, is in pole-position to become Germany's next chancellor, in a vote ...
Merz, the leader of the center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and in first place in opinion polls ahead of Sunday's ...
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