AfD Saxony-Anhalt 100-Day Plan
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Germany's far-right AfD party has revealed its 100-day plan for the Saxony-Anhalt state election, focusing on immigration and governance. Key proposals include deporting irregular migrants and banning school flags. The party aims to govern the state if it wins the upcoming election.
Merz Rules Out Cooperation With AfD or Left Party After Saxony-Anhalt Election
Friedrich Merz has drawn a firm line before Sunday’s state election in Saxony-Anhalt, ruling out a joint governing program with both the AfD and the Left Party. “There are such fundamental differences between the AfD, the Left Party and the Union that cooperation is ruled out,” Merz told the Mitteldeutsche Zeitung and the Magdeburger Volksstimme. The CDU leader and German chancellor said neither p…
Saxony-Anhalt Election: Merz Draws Lines Against Cooperation With the Left
Friedrich Merz has set clear limits for the CDU before Saxony-Anhalt votes for a new state parliament. He said the party would not develop a joint governing programme with either the far-right AfD or …
Poll Finds Support for Special Economic Zones as FDP Pushes Plan in Saxony-Anhalt
Nearly half of respondents in a poll commissioned by Germany’s Free Democratic Party support creating special economic zones, a proposal the party says could revive weaker regions. The Civey survey fo…
Friedrich Merz Campaigns in Saxony-Anhalt, but the CDU Prefers to Keep It Quiet
Friedrich Merz went to Quedlinburg to support the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt, but his campaign appearance kept its distance from ordinary voters. The chancellor spent time talking with candidates for the st…
IW study finds untapped labor capacity in Germany’s public sector
Germany’s public sector could theoretically gain work equivalent to 634,000 full-time employees if every part-time worker at the federal, state and municipal levels moved to full-time hours, according…
