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Germany Faces Crucial Election Amid Economic Stagnation and Rising Far-Right Influence

Voters in Germany are selecting a new government amidst concerns over economic stagnation and the rise of far-right politics in the country.

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Today, more than 59 million Germans are voting to elect a new government, following the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition. The center-right CDU under Friedrich Merz is favored to win amidst economic stagnation and heightened migration concerns, while the far-right AfD is anticipating its best-ever result. Coalition negotiations are expected as no party is likely to secure a majority. The outcome will significantly influence Germany's political landscape and its response to ongoing international crises, particularly regarding Ukraine and NATO commitments.

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