O scenă neobișnuită. Ce a dezvăluit ieșirea cancelarului Merz în noaptea „dezastruoasă” a alegerilor din Germania

In the recent elections in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, CDU faced a historic low of 4.9%, failing to enter the regional parliament. The far-right AfD won 38.2%, marking its second victory in a row. Analysts predict a coalition government led by the Social Democrats (SPD), who secured 35.5%. CDU leader Merz acknowledged the party's crisis, facing internal pressure and a challenging political landscape. He aims to buy time until the next regional elections in 2027, hoping for economic improvements to boost public sentiment. However, ongoing coalition disputes and rising support for SPD's Schwesig complicate matters for Merz, as AfD's rise poses a significant challenge to traditional parties in Germany.