Criză în CDU: Întâlnire secretă a șefilor de landuri fără Merz

The recent elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania have led to significant political upheaval in Germany, marking the first time the CDU failed to enter the regional parliament in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The CDU, led by Daniel Peters, garnered only 4.9% of the votes, while in Berlin, they placed second behind the leftist party Die Linke. Following these results, internal criticism of federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz intensified within the CDU. A meeting of CDU state premiers revealed strong opposition to Merz's reform plans. Despite the electoral setback, Merz affirmed his commitment to his reform agenda, emphasizing the need for strength and patience. The CDU leadership will soon convene to assess Merz's support within the party.