NewzAn upcoming election in eastern Germany on Sunday could result in the country's first far-right state governor since the post-World War II era. The vote is taking place in Moeser, Germany, as the nation approaches a significant political milestone.
The potential breakthrough for the far right coincides with struggles faced by Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his unpopular national government. The administration is attempting to address what the chancellor has characterized as 'widespread moroseness' among the electorate.
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