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How Germany's Far Right Is Shaking the Economy, Investors, Europe: Live Q&A
Bloomberg reporters answer your questions about the rise of the far right in Germany and what it means for the economy in a Live Q&A on Tuesday, September 22 at 2 p.m. CET.
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Source context: Germany's ruling center-right party, Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union, was shut out of a state parliament for the first time Sunday as the far-right Alternative for Germany scored its second victory this month.Why it matters: The result marks the third state…
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Germany's ruling center-right party, Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union, was shut out of a state parliament for the first time Sunday as the far-right Alternative for Germany scored its second victory this month.Why it matters: The result marks the third state election AfD has won — and its second this month — underscoring its growing…
The AfD won its second first-place result in state elections this year, bringing the party closer to regional power than any far-right party since WWII.
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Bloomberg reporters answer your questions about the rise of the far right in Germany and what it means for the economy in a Live Q&A on Tuesday, September 22 at 2 p.m. CET.
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Recent state elections have been disastrous for Friedrich Merz, who now holds the title of least popular federal chancellor in German history. His Christian Democrat Union (CDU) has suffered catastrophic defeats, while the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) continues to gain strength. Merz and the political establishment he leads have been left…
President Donald Trump would like voters to believe that his Republican Party is the diametric opposite of the Democratic Socialists of America. Of late, for example, he has tried to pin the radical insurgency on the entire Democratic Party, thereby framing the midterm elections as a contest over “communism.” But a closer look at the actual policies…
