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Serbian President Vučić has announced early parliamentary elections for October 25, following a government proposal to dissolve parliament. Vučić was nominated as a candidate for Prime Minister by his Serbian Progressive Party.
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Republicans are holding a "Republican Midterm Convention" in Dallas to mobilize the voter base for the upcoming elections. The party is focusing on the positive record of Donald Trump's presidency and contrasts with the opposition.
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The state election in Saxony-Anhalt made the AfD the strongest party with 43.8 percent, while the CDU suffered a historic defeat. Government formation is uncertain as all other parties rule out a coalition with the AfD. CDU Minister-President Sven Schulze is now also taking over as parliamentary group leader.
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China's automotive sector saw a 78 percent surge in exports in August, while domestic sales declined by nearly 24 percent. This highlights the challenges of China's growth model, driven by state subsidies and intense competition.
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In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD secured 43.8% of votes, while the CDU received 17.2%. Political scientist Nicolas Spohn warns that the government's disregard for this outcome could increase voter frustration and benefit the AfD.
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Former CDU leader Angela Merkel called the election result in Saxony-Anhalt "simply shocking" and a "watershed moment in the history of the Federal Republic." She criticized the CDU's "firewall" strategy against the AfD, stating that emotional appeals beyond facts would be a civilizational regression.
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A government under the AfD is possible but not certain in Saxony-Anhalt. CDU, SPD, Greens, and Left parties rule out cooperation with the AfD. Together with the BSW, they hold a majority of seats, leading to a stalemate. An independent Minister-President is an option, with the Greens and SPD showing openness.
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Two-thirds of over 50 individual migration policy demands by the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt are legally unfeasible. These measures are either outside the state's jurisdiction or violate German, European, or international law.