Germany’s far-right party will set out to displace Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union as the country’s main conservative force after scoring its second-straight state-level victory this month, according to a top party official.
Germany’s far-right party will set out to displace Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union as the country’s main conservative force after scoring its second-straight state-level victory this month, according to a top party official.
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