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CDU/CSU wins Germany's election, but AfD's rise complicates coalition building.

Friedrich Merz likely to lead the coalition with around 29% of the votes.

AfD achieves historic election success, garnering nearly 20% of the votes.

Centrist parties resist cooperation with far-right AfD despite its significant gains.

Germany plans to reject undocumented migrants and asylum seekers at its borders under a potential new coalition government.

Germany's political parties agree on substantial infrastructure and military investments despite rising debt, showing broad public support for increased spending.

Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD plan a €500 billion infrastructure fund and overhaul borrowing limits to enhance defense and invest in the economy.

The CDU/CSU alliance won the German federal election, leading to hopes of smoother coalition governance and positive market reactions.

CDU/CSU wins snap elections, setting the stage for coalition negotiations.

The CDU/CSU won the election but lacks a governing majority, complicating coalition negotiations in Germany.

CDU/CSU leads German elections with 29%, potentially setting the stage for Friedrich Merz as the next chancellor.

Friedrich Merz is set to be elected chancellor after a coalition agreement is reached, signifying a shift in German leadership.

CDU/CSU and SPD begin exploratory talks to form a coalition government, with difficult negotiations anticipated due to ideological differences.

CDU/CSU aims to form a government by Easter amid multiple crises, facing challenges on migration and security.

The new CDU/CSU and SPD coalition is no longer considered a grand coalition (GroKo) due to shifts in party standings post-election.

Voters turned against the left-oriented government in favor of the conservative CDU/CSU, signaling a demand for better economic and immigration policies.

CDU/CSU support drops to 27% before upcoming elections, marking their worst poll results since August 2023.