Germany’s national election results show Friedrich Merz’s CDU/CSU bloc winning with 29% of the vote and 211 seats, while the ...

About 59 million Germans are eligible to vote in snap elections to decide who will govern eurozone’s largest economy.

Yet early voter analysis shows the asylum/public security issue was key in a mass defection of voters from mainstream parties ...

This article has been updated following the German vote on Sunday, 23 of February, 2024. Who has won the German election? Currently, the center-right Christian Democratic Union (C ...

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is expected to become the second biggest force in the country, with a record 20.5 ...

The conservative CDU/CSU party is set to be the largest party in the next German parliament with 28.5% of the vote, according to projections.

Early projections say Germany's conservative bloc has secured some 29% of the votes, emerging as the largest party ahead of the far-right AfD with around 19.5%. Follow DW for live updates.

Germany's conservatives, led by Friedrich Merz, won the election but face complex coalition talks. The far-right AfD secured second place with its best result. Merz aims to stabilize Germany amidst ...

Centre-right party the Christian Democratic Union of Germany is projected to win the national election, putting Friedrich Merz on track to be the country's next chancellor.

Germany's conservatives win the vote, while the far right alternative has an unprecedented surge and the Social Democrats ...