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Germany's Merz falls short of majority in vote for chancellor
Under Germany's constitution, there is no limit to how many votes can be held, but ultimately if no absolute majority is reached then a candidate can be elected without one. Germany's conservative leader has unexpectedly fallen short of the numbers needed to form a majority in parliament to become chancellor.
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The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany party has sued the domestic intelligence service for classifying it as a ...
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Friedrich Merz is becoming chancellor at the most challenging time for Germany since reunification 35 years ago.
Germany's new chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to revive the economy, strengthen EU ties, and address far-right challenges.
Now, Germany’s most important and powerful ally for many decades — the United States — has started undermining Merz at every ...
Alexander Dobrindt told ARD that he doubted if the AfD operations mentioned in the intelligence agency’s assessment satisfied ...
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