Germany's conservative CDU/CSU bloc and the Social Democrats (SPD) condluded preliminary talks on forming a coaltion government in the country on Saturday. "Less than an hour ago we concluded the consultations between CDU/CSU and SPD and we have drawn up a joint exploratory paper,

The Social Democrats’ general secretary ... regarding Europe, the euro, NATO,” he said. “You want the opposite of what we want, so there will be no cooperation,” Merz added. Scholz decried AfD’s success. He said that “that must never be ...

The Social Democrats’ general secretary ... regarding Europe, the euro, NATO,” he said. “You want the opposite of what we want, so there will be no cooperation,” Merz added.

Germany's conservative opposition leader Friedrich Merz won a lackluster victory in a national election Sunday, while Alternative for Germany doubled its support in the strongest showing for a far-right party since World War II,

Christian Democrats Lead With 30% Of Vote As Far-Right AfD Surge To Second Place With Record 20% Of Vote – Exit Polls

(Bloomberg) -- Germany’s Social Democrats indicated they’re open ... Germany and its allies in the European Union and NATO are under pressure to ramp up military outlays after President ...

The Social Democrats’ general secretary ... regarding Europe, the euro, NATO,” he said. “You want the opposite of what we want, so there will be no cooperation,” Merz added.