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German elections: Angela Merkel's party beaten by populists (2/2)

04 September 2016
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The Chancelor's party listed third behind the new populist party AfD in the North East of Germany.

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Tillykke, tillykke, tillykke: Europas nationalister jubler over »lussing« til Merkel

05 September 2016
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"Congratulations, Congratulations, Congratulations : Europe's nationalists welcome the "slap" for Merkel.

 

 

Germany: populists weaken Angela Merkel

01 October 2016
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The party Alternative für Deutschland founded only three years ago against the Euro unites Germans against Berlin's open-door policy. And on the eve of new elections, more and more of those that normally don't vote are joining them.

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"Angela Merkel betrayed German traditional values according to some conservatives"

28 September 2016
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Will Angela Merkel still be chancellor in a years' time? Hans Stark gives an overview over the German political landscape. According to him, the rise of the right wing populists and eurosceptics will continue, but won’t hinder the forming of a government coalition.

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German elections: the AfD becomes “increasingly nationalist and right-wing populist”

05 September 2016
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On Sunday Angela Merkel experienced yet another electoral setback in the regional elections. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the chancellor’s conservative party was overtaken by the AfD.

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