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Ladybbird · 02-09-24, 19:08

A DARK Day For Germany is a Dark Day For Europe Since WWll

Olaf Scholz?s Humiliation Leaves German Power Vacuum in Heart of Europe

The Guardian 2 SEP 2024

Chancellor?s days are numbered after Alternative for Germany Far Right won regional election in Thuringia with 33 per cent of the vote

'A dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe': European liberals react to German state elections

Val?rie Hayer, a French politician who serves as president of the liberal Renew Europe, has said that ?a dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe. The election result in Thuringia and Saxony is unprecedented.?

?We shall not let Europe give in to racist, antisemitic, misogynist and homophobic movements,? she said.

Summary of The Day

The far-right Alternative f?r Deutschland (AfD) came first in Sunday?s election in Thuringia with nearly 33% of the vote and a close second in Saxony with almost 31%.

Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, urged mainstream parties to exclude ?rightwing extremists?. He called the results ?bitter? and ?worrying?.

The chancellor said ?our country cannot and must not get used to this. The AfD is damaging Germany. It is weakening the economy, dividing society and ruining our country?s reputation.?

Leaders of the AfD demanded that their party be included in coalition negotiations in the two states.

The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) said the results of the elections in Thuringia and Saxony are not only a signal for change in direction in the states, but also on the federal level.

Saskia Esken, from the Social Democratic party (SPD), said that ?all the (coalition) parties, but in particular our two coalition partners, must take the motivation from this election result to end these public arguments and pull together.?

Val?rie Hayer, the president of the Renew Europe group, said ?a dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe.?

Petr Fiala, the conservative Czech prime minister, expressed concern and called for stepping up efforts to reduce illegal migration.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,637 Thanks: 28,768 Thanked 14,429 Times in 10,235 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	DARKEST Day For Germany & Europe Since WWll as German Coup Trial 3 Begins A DARK Day For Germany is a Dark Day For Europe Since WWll Olaf Scholz?s Humiliation Leaves German Power Vacuum in Heart of Europe The Guardian 2 SEP 2024 Chancellor?s days are numbered after Alternative for Germany Far Right won regional election in Thuringia with 33 per cent of the vote 'A dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe': European liberals react to German state elections Val?rie Hayer, a French politician who serves as president of the liberal Renew Europe, has said that ?a dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe. The election result in Thuringia and Saxony is unprecedented.? ?We shall not let Europe give in to racist, antisemitic, misogynist and homophobic movements,? she said. Summary of The Day The far-right Alternative f?r Deutschland (AfD) came first in Sunday?s election in Thuringia with nearly 33% of the vote and a close second in Saxony with almost 31%. Olaf Scholz, the German chancellor, urged mainstream parties to exclude ?rightwing extremists?. He called the results ?bitter? and ?worrying?. The chancellor said ?our country cannot and must not get used to this. The AfD is damaging Germany. It is weakening the economy, dividing society and ruining our country?s reputation.? Leaders of the AfD demanded that their party be included in coalition negotiations in the two states. The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) said the results of the elections in Thuringia and Saxony are not only a signal for change in direction in the states, but also on the federal level. Saskia Esken, from the Social Democratic party (SPD), said that ?all the (coalition) parties, but in particular our two coalition partners, must take the motivation from this election result to end these public arguments and pull together.? Val?rie Hayer, the president of the Renew Europe group, said ?a dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe.? Petr Fiala, the conservative Czech prime minister, expressed concern and called for stepping up efforts to reduce illegal migration.