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After far-right win, Germany’s Merz nervously faces new state polls

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Friedrich Merz and the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) are preparing for two upcoming state elections in Germany following a recent electoral defeat. The political climate is marked by concerns over the rising influence of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.

In response to the political uncertainty and internal speculation regarding leadership, eight CDU state premiers have issued a joint statement emphasizing the necessity of national stability. The outcome of the approaching state contests is viewed as a critical test for the party's current leadership and direction.

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Arab News Focuses on electoral defeat and the rising threat of the AfD.
Japan Times Highlights internal leadership speculation and the call for party stability.
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