Tag #German Elections

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Germany's Unprecedented Election: Short Campaign, Four Candidates, Uncertain Outcome

Germany's snap election on February 23rd, 109 days after the Scholz government's collapse, features four chancellor candidates, a shorter campaign (53 days post-holidays), and is the first winter election since 1987, following a heated SPD-FDP pre-election clash.

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Steinmeier Urges Unity After Magdeburg Attack, Coalition Collapse

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier addressed the nation on Christmas Eve, urging unity following an attack on a Magdeburg Christmas market and the collapse of the governing coalition, with early elections scheduled for February 23rd.

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Six German Parties Pledge Fair Bundestag Election Campaign

Before the German Bundestag election, six parties agreed to a fair campaign, pledging to avoid personal attacks, counter extremism, and refrain from spreading misinformation; the AfD and BSW did not participate.

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Musk's Interference in German Elections Sparks Controversy

Elon Musk's controversial comments on German politics, including his support for the AfD and criticism of Chancellor Olaf Scholz, have sparked concern about foreign interference in the upcoming German elections, prompting warnings from German officials and highlighting the complex relationship betwe...

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Magdeburg Christmas Market Attack: Security Concerns and Election Implications

A car attack at a Magdeburg Christmas market on December 15 killed one person and injured several, prompting calls for improved security measures and sparking concerns about the impact on Germany's upcoming election.

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Musk Endorses Germany's Far-Right AfD

Elon Musk, the world's richest man, endorsed Germany's far-right AfD party on X (formerly Twitter), two months before the election, prompting sharp criticism from German politicians who are concerned about his influence.

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German Election: Parties Clash on Digital Policy

Germany's upcoming election features contrasting digital policy proposals from major parties: CDU advocates for a dedicated Digital Ministry and wider AI adoption, while SPD seeks independence from US/China tech dominance and faster public service digitalization; Greens promote AI for workload reduc...

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Magdeburg Attack Fuels Far-Right Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in Germany

A Saudi Arabian national living in Germany drove a vehicle into a Christmas market in Magdeburg, killing five and injuring 200; the attack is being exploited by far-right groups to fuel anti-immigrant sentiment before upcoming elections.

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Musk's AfD Endorsement Stirs German Election Controversy

Elon Musk endorsed Germany's far-right AfD party on his social media platform X on Friday, potentially influencing the upcoming February 23rd elections; mainstream parties have rejected coalition with the AfD; the German government noted the statement.

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Scholz's Reported Influence on TV Debate Sparks Controversy, Leading to Format Change

Following a report that Scholz wanted only to debate Merz on TV, ARD and ZDF initially planned a duel between the two, excluding Habeck. After Habeck's campaign team protested, citing unequal treatment and lack of objective justification, ARD and ZDF cancelled the planned debate and will now feature...

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Ramelow Leads Left Party's Bundestag Bid Amidst Declining Support

Bodo Ramelow, former Thuringian Minister President, secured the top spot on the Left party's state list for the upcoming federal election with 96.4% of the vote, aiming to win a direct mandate under their "Mission Silberlocke" strategy to guarantee Bundestag representation despite low poll numbers.

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German Election: Economy, Ukraine, and Immigration Take Center Stage

Germany's February 23rd election pits competing economic recovery plans against differing approaches to the Ukraine conflict and immigration, with the CDU/CSU, SPD, Greens, and AfD offering distinct solutions.

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