Germany’s election results have a global impact. The AfD’s surge and the SPD’s historic collapse reveal a fractured political landscape. Friedrich Merz’s CDU/CSU faces coalition headaches, while far-right and far-left parties will reshape Germany’s stance on NATO, Russia, and Ukraine. What does this mean for EU stability, U.S.-Germany relations, and the rise of anti-establishment movements worldwide? Join Claudia as she breaks down the implications of this pivotal election in her monologue. Subscribe for more cross-border analysis and views from the Podcast Over Here, Over There.
Germany´s Election 2025 – Why The Results Matter Everywhere
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