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Chancellor Friedrich Merz: Must Merz Go?

By with∅ut-me 13.09.2026 at 09:06 Uhr Domestic Political Parties Government
TL;DR AI-generated Following the CDU's drop to 17.2 percent in the Saxony-Anhalt election, calls for a leadership change are increasing within the party. Chancellor Friedrich Merz acknowledges that many people cannot follow him and aims to find a "better narrative." A constructive vote of no confidence is mentioned as the only way to replace the chancellor if Merz does not step down voluntarily.

Source: taz.de

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  2. Why the Chancellor is Shaking - and Further Lessons from the Election in Saxony-Anhalt
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  4. Söder counters speculation about chancellor's downfall
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