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Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under growing pressure after a string of election setbacks for his center-right CDU party, including defeat by the far-ri…
Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under growing pressure after a string of election setbacks for his center-right CDU party, including defeat by the far-right AfD in Saxony-Anhalt and the party’s failure to clear the five percent threshold to enter parliament in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Speaking with DW, CDU foreign policy spokesman Jürgen Hardt defends Merz’s leadership and argues that delivering on key reforms will be crucial to strengthening the chancellor’s position. #dwgermanpolitics
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People choosing AfD and especially those supporting Die Linke will realize how bad they are when on government
@@russgifford519Imported1mo ago
The CDU has made Germany the failed state it is today.
@@lasseplolsenImported1mo ago
So they are getting creamed in the elections, and their response is to stick to their guns?
@@bittersurfImported1mo ago
So in summary:<br>"we will continue to do what we were doing even though apparently voters don't like what we have been doing. But there is no alternative because what we have been doing is the only right thing to do and is good for you. You just don't understand it's good for you. We cannot change what we have been doing because people won't believe what we do is good for them if we don't believe it ourselves. We will however try explaining better so you understand it's good for you."
@@dnavenomImported1mo ago
Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship, pick the system. In the end the only way for meaningful change is the people throwing out the trash! The trash just wont leave on it's own...
@@anjiyarra2690Imported1mo ago
He can leave now
@@NNWtuImported1mo ago
If he won't do anything, then let someone else do the job.
@@Listen732Imported1mo ago
Pro Kremlin, not "pro Russian". There's no interest for Russians to kill Ukrainians, neither should be for Germans. Disarming Ukraine will only aggravate the kremlins aggression and turn Ukraine to another Palestine.
@@weikang2Imported1mo ago
They have learned nothing, and forgotten nothing. Drang nach Osten all over again.
@@inirabskyImported1mo ago
your guest is obviously out of touch, 5% he said is still ok
@@CarlosBraz-j2eImported1mo ago
Se é guerra da Europa, os outros países ocidentais (Alemanha, Reino unido, França...) deviam enviar tropas para Ucrânia e combater os russos.
@@CarlosBraz-j2eImported1mo ago
AfD não é boa solução porque defende acordo de paz com a Rússia.<br>Estes gajos estão loucos.
@@TheRealBillBobImported1mo ago
Merz is the reason for the gains of the liberals and Afd . As long as they keep him Chancellor things will get worse.
@@FelixAikoregieImported1mo ago
This narrative of Ukraine fighting Europe's fight really sounds weird to me, It sounds as if Russia was eventually planning to invade Europe before the Ukraine war began
@@0515rneinImported1mo ago
Merz is useless.<br>Talking does not do the job.<br>Action does.<br>No clue no concept therefore no action.
@@SumairaJatoi-c4rImported1mo ago
Bis globalen riesigen durch bohren und verteilen ❤
@@MemovoxImported1mo ago
"a string of election setbacks" ?? lol No, we're talking an abysmal defeat here - a near complete German rejection of Merz' deindustrialization/warmongering.
@@BENJREDImported1mo ago
HE NEEDS TO PRAY IN A SYNAGOGUE ASAP WITH HIS BUDDY BB.
Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz is under growing pressure after a string of election setbacks for his center-right CDU party, including defeat by the far-right AfD in Saxony-Anhalt and the party’s failure to clear the five percent threshold to enter parliament in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Speaking with DW, CDU foreign policy spokesman Jürgen Hardt defends Merz’s leadership and argues that delivering on key reforms will be crucial to strengthening the chancellor’s position. #dwgermanpolitics
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