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February 19, 2025, Berlin: Visitors walk in front of the German flag in the Bundestag dome.

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A new chapter in German policy also begins to pursue the federal elections on the weekend. There is a clear feeling of the Dija Fu in Berlin As a right -wing coalition, the center is preparing again to take matters in Berlin.

The conservative coalition compensated by the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its brotherly party, the Christian Social Union (CSU) won 28.6 % of the votes in the polling on Sunday, followed by the far -right alternative to Germany (AFD) in second place with 20.8 % and the Social Democratic Party in the center left (SPD) in third place with 16.4 % of the votes, according to Initial results from the federal returning employee.

The results, which were confirmed on Monday, means that Friedrich Mirz of CDU-CSU is likely to be the upcoming German adviser, as the Military Infection Organization took over from Olaf Scholz After his three -year -old coalition collapsed his coalition.

CDU-CSU is not strange to power after he led multiple “major alliances” in Germany during the past century. Now, a new “old” alliance is expected to form, as SPD from the center was the most likely partner of the alliance, although the vegetables were not excluded from partnership with the Union.

However, there are still familiar challenges to the leadership of the new Germany, with the economy full of economics and the need to increase local spending-many of which are on the base restricted to reforming the base of debt restriction Known as “debt brakes” Forming immediate and empty anxiety.

Then there is a difficult relationship for Germany with the world behind it, and it is, with US President Donald Trump, who threatens the commercial tariffs that will harm the irritating car industry in Germany.

There is no doubt that German politicians, the United States, the economists, and business leaders have no doubt that there are obstacles facing a new government, but the possibility of a new administration has ignited hopes that there was a change in the struggling economy.

Here is a selection of immediate reaction to the outcome of the German elections:

The following counselor Fredchich Mirz is likely to be:

The Democratic Democratic Party leader Olaf Schuls defeated:

Carsten Barzeski, Macro’s World President, Ji Research:

Still base

President of Siemens Energy Joe Kaeser:

Siemens Energy President Joe Kiser CNBC told the new German government to face a “completely arduous battle” and needs a long -term agenda to restructure Germany over the next five years.

Germany needs to

“It is the issue of restructuring, we need to be honest in this.”

Kaiser said that “Agenda 2030” should contain five main areas, focusing on the economy, infrastructure, energy, education and innovation, restructuring the pension system, and finally, “restoring government control and government reforms.”

“People in Germany are wondering, is our country safe? They are asking whether the government and the institution are under control. This was one of the main reasons that make many people look to this AFD, because they wonder if we have the government, our country, our country, is still in Control.

Arnd Franz, CEO of auto parts maker Meshm:

The manufacturing sector in Germany requires

US President Donald Trump:

John Emerson, the former American ambassador to Germany:

The former ambassador says that Mirz will follow the power of economic relations between us and Germany.

Alicia Garcia Hero, Economic in Think-Tank Bruegel:

Economist: It can be Trump

Lars Field, Director of the Walter Osin Institute:

The economist says that the new German Special Defense Fund will not happen

Piatrix von Store, AFD Vice -Commander:

AFD deputy leader says that providing weapons to Ukraine will not bring peace.

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2025-02-24 15:46:00

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