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Feb 7, 13:10

German Polls Show Stable Support Despite Migration Debate

Several recent German polls show the Union around 30%, AfD at 20%, and SPD at 15%, with minor shifts following debates on migration and votes involving the AfD; the Union's collaboration with the AfD on immigration policies caused public demonstrations, yet their poll numbers remain largely unaffect...

German Polls Show Stable Support Despite Migration Debate

Several recent German polls show the Union around 30%, AfD at 20%, and SPD at 15%, with minor shifts following debates on migration and votes involving the AfD; the Union's collaboration with the AfD on immigration policies caused public demonstrations, yet their poll numbers remain largely unaffect...

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How do the different polling institutes' results compare, and what factors might explain discrepancies in their findings?

The Union's collaboration with the AfD on immigration policies, heavily criticized by other parties, has not significantly impacted their poll numbers. Public demonstrations followed this collaboration, yet the Union's standing remains largely unchanged across different polling institutes. This suggests voter opinions are relatively stable.

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Feb 7, 19:10

German Negativity Bias and the Upcoming Elections

A German article examines the societal impact of a negativity bias, highlighting how fear and low trust in institutions are amplified by media and the current political climate, leading to uncertainty about the upcoming German elections.

German Negativity Bias and the Upcoming Elections

A German article examines the societal impact of a negativity bias, highlighting how fear and low trust in institutions are amplified by media and the current political climate, leading to uncertainty about the upcoming German elections.

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How does the German media landscape contribute to the negativity bias and the public's perception of competence and trust in political, religious, and industrial institutions?

The article connects this negativity bias to the human tendency to notice deviations from expectations, which media outlets exploit to maintain audience engagement. The resulting pervasive sense of unease and distrust is further exacerbated by overlapping crises, leading to feelings of being surrounded by incompetence and a lack of faith in political and religious leaders.

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Feb 6, 07:12

Germany's Election: Coalition Uncertainty Despite Conservative Lead

Germany's upcoming election on February 23rd is likely to see Friedrich Merz's conservative CDU/CSU bloc win, but the subsequent coalition formation remains uncertain, with potential alliances including a grand coalition with the SPD, a coalition with the Greens, or an unstable three-way alliance.

Germany's Election: Coalition Uncertainty Despite Conservative Lead

Germany's upcoming election on February 23rd is likely to see Friedrich Merz's conservative CDU/CSU bloc win, but the subsequent coalition formation remains uncertain, with potential alliances including a grand coalition with the SPD, a coalition with the Greens, or an unstable three-way alliance.

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What are the most likely coalition scenarios following the German election, and what are their potential impacts on domestic policy, particularly concerning migration?

Germany's upcoming election is likely to result in a coalition government, with Friedrich Merz's conservative CDU/CSU bloc projected to win the most votes (around 30 percent). However, the composition of the coalition remains uncertain, with various scenarios possible depending on the final vote shares. A grand coalition (GroKo) with the SPD, or a coalition with the Greens (Kiwi), are both possibilities.

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Feb 6, 16:14

CSU Rejects AfD, Blames SPD/Greens for Rise, Proposes Stricter Border Controls

In response to recent Bundestag votes on migration, the CSU's election appeal strongly rejects the AfD, blaming the SPD and Greens for its rise and proposing a 'de facto entry ban' via strengthened border controls and deportations, alongside other domestic and economic policies.

CSU Rejects AfD, Blames SPD/Greens for Rise, Proposes Stricter Border Controls

In response to recent Bundestag votes on migration, the CSU's election appeal strongly rejects the AfD, blaming the SPD and Greens for its rise and proposing a 'de facto entry ban' via strengthened border controls and deportations, alongside other domestic and economic policies.

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What specific measures does the CSU propose to address the concerns fueling the AfD's rise, and what are the immediate implications of these proposals?

Following controversial Bundestag votes on migration policy, the CSU's election appeal sharply distances itself from the AfD, blaming the SPD and Greens for the AfD's rise while proposing a 'de facto entry ban' through border controls and deportations. The appeal, sent to the CSU executive board, emphasizes a rejection of any cooperation with the AfD, denouncing it as a threat to Germany and its democracy.

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Feb 6, 19:08

German Voters Fear Foreign Election Interference

A Bitkom poll of over 1,000 German voters reveals that 88% fear foreign election interference, primarily from Russia (45%), the US (42%), and China (26%), with 71% calling for a new independent ministry to address online misinformation.

German Voters Fear Foreign Election Interference

A Bitkom poll of over 1,000 German voters reveals that 88% fear foreign election interference, primarily from Russia (45%), the US (42%), and China (26%), with 71% calling for a new independent ministry to address online misinformation.

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What is the primary concern among German voters regarding the upcoming elections, and what specific actions are proposed to address it?

A new Bitkom poll reveals that 88% of over 1,000 German voters fear foreign election interference, primarily from Russia (45%), the US (42%), and China (26%). This widespread concern highlights the vulnerability of German elections to manipulation via social media.

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Feb 6, 13:10

German Court Rules Against BSW Inclusion in ARD Election Show

The Cologne Administrative Court rejected the BSW's request to include Sahra Wagenknecht in ARD's 'Wahlarena 2025' due to the party's low poll ratings, while a Mannheim court ordered SWR to include the BSW in a regional broadcast, highlighting the complex legal balancing act regarding media represen...

German Court Rules Against BSW Inclusion in ARD Election Show

The Cologne Administrative Court rejected the BSW's request to include Sahra Wagenknecht in ARD's 'Wahlarena 2025' due to the party's low poll ratings, while a Mannheim court ordered SWR to include the BSW in a regional broadcast, highlighting the complex legal balancing act regarding media represen...

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How does the court's justification for excluding the BSW from the national broadcast relate to the broader issue of media representation for smaller political parties in Germany?

The court's decision highlights the tension between the WDR's editorial freedom and the principle of equal opportunity for all parties in election coverage. While acknowledging the right to equal chances, the court deemed the BSW's current poll standing insufficient to warrant inclusion in the national broadcast, contrasting it with the invited parties' significantly better prospects.

taz.de

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Feb 7, 19:10

Germany's Bundestag Election: Polarization Threatens Crucial Future Issues

Ahead of Germany's Bundestag election, crucial future issues like economic investments in Europe, defense, and digital infrastructure, as well as the impacts of an aging society, are being neglected amid growing societal polarization, hindering compromise and potentially threatening liberal democrac...

Germany's Bundestag Election: Polarization Threatens Crucial Future Issues

Ahead of Germany's Bundestag election, crucial future issues like economic investments in Europe, defense, and digital infrastructure, as well as the impacts of an aging society, are being neglected amid growing societal polarization, hindering compromise and potentially threatening liberal democrac...

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How does the internal conflict within the CDU reflect broader societal divisions, and what are the potential consequences for German politics?

The article links the current political climate in Germany to a larger societal struggle for hegemony, where advancements deemed insufficient by some are seen as excessive by others. This conflict fuels polarization and hinders compromise, potentially jeopardizing liberal democracy. The author argues that a strong, moderate center-right party like the CDU is crucial for building societal consensus.

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Feb 7, 13:10

German Election Polls: Daily Averages Reveal Fluctuations in Party Support

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (F.A.Z.) analyzes German election polls from seven institutes (Allensbach, Forsa, Forschungsgruppe Wahlen, GMS, Infratest dimap, Ipsos, and Verian), computing daily averages to illustrate current party support, its variations, and impacts on election campaigns and ...

German Election Polls: Daily Averages Reveal Fluctuations in Party Support

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (F.A.Z.) analyzes German election polls from seven institutes (Allensbach, Forsa, Forschungsgruppe Wahlen, GMS, Infratest dimap, Ipsos, and Verian), computing daily averages to illustrate current party support, its variations, and impacts on election campaigns and ...

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What factors contribute to the differences between the poll results from different institutes?

The daily average is calculated using the most recent polls from seven research institutes (Allensbach, Forsa, Forschungsgruppe Wahlen, GMS, Infratest dimap, Ipsos, and Verian). These polls are weighted by recency. A 30-day moving average smooths the curves.

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Feb 6, 13:10

Germany Announces Snap Election for February 23, 2025

Germany's snap federal election is set for February 23, 2025, following the collapse of the ruling coalition and a failed confidence vote in Chancellor Scholz, significantly altering the political timeline from the initially planned September date.

Germany Announces Snap Election for February 23, 2025

Germany's snap federal election is set for February 23, 2025, following the collapse of the ruling coalition and a failed confidence vote in Chancellor Scholz, significantly altering the political timeline from the initially planned September date.

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How did the 2021 German Bundestag election results influence the decision to hold snap elections in 2025?

The snap election follows the 2021 election results, where SPD secured 25.7% of the vote, exceeding CDU/CSU (24.2%), Greens (14.7%), FDP (11.4%), and AfD (10.4%). This shift in political landscape necessitates a reevaluation of policy directions.

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Feb 6, 19:08

German CEOs Urge Growth Agenda Ahead of Election

Three leading German CEOs, Busch (Siemens), Källenius (Mercedes), and Sewing (Deutsche Bank), presented a joint reform agenda for the incoming German government, emphasizing a clear growth strategy, including technology openness, infrastructure investment, addressing skilled labor shortages through ...

German CEOs Urge Growth Agenda Ahead of Election

Three leading German CEOs, Busch (Siemens), Källenius (Mercedes), and Sewing (Deutsche Bank), presented a joint reform agenda for the incoming German government, emphasizing a clear growth strategy, including technology openness, infrastructure investment, addressing skilled labor shortages through ...

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Decent Work and Economic Growth

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How do the CEOs' recommendations for reducing bureaucracy and increasing immigration relate to broader European trends and challenges?

The CEOs' statement reflects a growing concern among German business leaders about the country's economic competitiveness and social cohesion. Their call for reduced bureaucracy, lower energy prices, and targeted immigration aims to address structural challenges hindering growth. The emphasis on a strong defense budget, mirroring the success of Silicon Valley, underscores the perceived link between defense spending and technological innovation.

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Feb 6, 22:09

German Voters Fear Foreign Meddling in Bundestag Election

A Bitkom poll (Feb 6, 2025) shows 88% of German voters believe foreign actors, primarily Russia (45%), the US (42%), and China (26%), are manipulating the upcoming February 23rd Bundestag election via social media, raising concerns about disinformation and the effectiveness of countermeasures.

German Voters Fear Foreign Meddling in Bundestag Election

A Bitkom poll (Feb 6, 2025) shows 88% of German voters believe foreign actors, primarily Russia (45%), the US (42%), and China (26%), are manipulating the upcoming February 23rd Bundestag election via social media, raising concerns about disinformation and the effectiveness of countermeasures.

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What are the most significant implications of the findings for future elections in Germany, and what potential solutions or preventative measures are suggested by the poll?

The findings suggest a need for increased media literacy and more robust countermeasures to combat disinformation. The popularity of AI-powered advice tools (43% openness) highlights a potential avenue for improved voter engagement and information verification. The reliance on personal conversations (82%) shows the continued importance of offline community networks in shaping electoral opinions, contrasting with online vulnerabilities.

taz.de

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Feb 6, 19:08

Wahl-O-Mat" vs. "Real-O-Mat": Comparing Party Promises to Actual Voting Records

Germany's upcoming Bundestag election sees the release of two online tools aiding voter decisions: the "Wahl-O-Mat," focusing on party promises, and the "Real-O-Mat," analyzing actual voting records. Discrepancies between stated intentions and actions highlight the need to use both tools for compreh...

Wahl-O-Mat" vs. "Real-O-Mat": Comparing Party Promises to Actual Voting Records

Germany's upcoming Bundestag election sees the release of two online tools aiding voter decisions: the "Wahl-O-Mat," focusing on party promises, and the "Real-O-Mat," analyzing actual voting records. Discrepancies between stated intentions and actions highlight the need to use both tools for compreh...

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What is the primary difference between the "Wahl-O-Mat" and the "Real-O-Mat," and how does this difference impact voters' ability to make informed decisions?

The Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung released the "Wahl-O-Mat," a popular election tool, while FragdenStaat launched the "Real-O-Mat." Unlike the "Wahl-O-Mat," which focuses on party promises, the "Real-O-Mat" analyzes actual Bundestag voting records. Both aim to simplify the election decision process.

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