Germany dodges a second far-right win, but only just
Briefly

The SPD, led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz, narrowly secured a win in Brandenburg, a relief after a recent historic defeat, but must share power moving forward.
The far-right AfD, while coming second in Brandenburg, has notably gained ground, previously achieving its historic election victory in Thuringia, reminiscent of Germany's darkest past.
SPD's slim margin at 30.9% reflects ongoing political volatility, necessitating a coalition with the newly formed Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance, indicating a shift in dynamics.
The growing popularity of AfD has alarmed rivals, as evidenced by Prime Minister Woidke's threats to resign if they emerged victorious in Brandenburg, highlighting the stakes.
Read at Business Insider
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