Mainstream parties in Germany continue to ignore the will of millions of voters by upholding the anti-AfD firewall.
Recent cases in Germany have revealed that the authorities are more concerned about the security of migrants than the well-being of their own citizens.
The ruling settles the case of a former employee fired for criticising the Swedish company’s LGBT advocacy.
Business as usual in Merz’s Germany as carnival season kicks off with the latest warning from the Islamic State.
Moderate anti-immigration steps, taxes, online censorship announced in Vienna—not what the voters wanted.
Merz’s campaign centered around tough migration laws, industrial revival, and sensible climate strategies. Now all of this could be sacrificed to join the SPD.
Merz accuses the SPD of bankrolling the anti-Right protests but has no problem with allowing the socialists back into government.
Fico hit back at the criticism from opposition leader Šimečka by pointing out that his family made a fortune through NGOs, “but their golden days are over.”
The centre-right and the centre-left will be joined by the liberals—in a complete rejection of the voters’ desires.
The right-wing AfD, which doubled its result, was the only real winner of the elections.
Whoever the projected winner Friedrich Merz forms a coalition with, Germans will lose.
The Ukrainian president may be willing to accept a mineral deal in return for security guarantees.
