AfD câștigă o nouă rundă de alegeri în Germania. Extrema stângă, victorie la Berlin. Merz: "E un dezastru"

The recent elections in Germany saw the far-right AfD party achieve significant victories, particularly in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, where they secured nearly 39% of the votes. This marks a major defeat for Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU party, which may not meet the electoral threshold. In Berlin, the far-left party also celebrated a strong performance, achieving its best results since reunification. Merz acknowledged the losses as a disaster but stated he would not resign. AfD's campaign focused on radical political change, advocating for a return to Russian gas imports and strict immigration policies. The political landscape in Germany is shifting, reflecting deep socio-economic discontent among citizens.