After far-right AfD win, Germany’s embattled chancellor faces more election tests
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces two upcoming state elections in Germany this Sunday, following a recent electoral defeat by the far-right AfD party. These contests are viewed as critical tests for the chancellor, who has been described as embattled following the previous loss.
The outcome of these state races carries significant political weight, as the results could further challenge the leadership of the 70-year-old chancellor. There is ongoing speculation regarding his ability to complete his four-year term as the leader of Europe’s largest economy.
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South China Morning Post (HK)Focuses on the electoral dynamics and the chancellor's political instability.
Free Malaysia Today (MY)Emphasizes the chancellor's personal anxiety and potential early exit.
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