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Chancellor Scholz is delaying a confidence vote while trying to maintain a minority government after the coalition collapse.

The CDU will not ally with the AfD, asserting it compromises their values.

The German chancellor highlights the need for societal harmony amidst political turmoil following the collapse of his coalition government.

The CDU/CSU alliance, led by Merz and Soder, is positioning itself for potential leadership of the German government after upcoming elections.

The CDU struggles to restore member data following a cyberattack, affecting upcoming election preparations.

Germany's next parliamentary election is set for February 23, 2025, following a coalition collapse and discussions among major political parties.

Friedrich Merz is the CDU's candidate for chancellor, aiming to revive Germany's economy and manage migration ahead of the 2025 election.

The election in eastern Germany is seeing a competitive race between CDU and AfD, reflecting a shift towards far-right politics.

In Thuringia, polls suggest the AfD may become the leading party, marking a significant political shift.

Germany's CDU targeted by a serious cyber attack right before the European Parliament elections.

Germany's proposed citizenship law allows dual nationality, but its future depends on coalition dynamics amid CDU's potential leadership.

Coalition governance in Germany complicates efforts to repeal new citizenship policies.

Threat of CDU party overturning citizenship reforms sparking fear among foreigners in Germany

Friedrich Merz's path to leadership is complicated by the rise of the far-right AfD and historical political challenges in Germany.

Friedrich Merz is set to be the CDU/CSU candidate for chancellor in the 2025 elections, focusing on migration and economic issues.

The CDU, led by Friedrich Merz, is poised to become the ruling party in Germany amid upcoming early elections.

Friedrich Merz reaffirms CDU's commitment to not ally with AfD ahead of crucial state elections in Thuringia.

The Thuringia parliament's election of a CDU speaker reflects a strong consensus against the far-right AfD despite their electoral success.

The far-right party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), lost a district vote in Thuringia despite their candidate initially having a significant lead.

AfD has faced protests and outrage following a report that exposed their plans for mass deportation of foreigners and unassimilated German citizens if they were to come to power.

Conservative CDU and far-right AfD clash in Thuringia state elections over migration and Europe.