Germany’s Merz wins vote for chancellor after surviving historic defeat
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 6/05/2025
Conservative leader Friedrich Merz has won a parliament vote to become Germany’s next chancellor at the second attempt. Merz had initially fallen six votes short of the absolute majority he needed on Tuesday morning – a significant blow to his prestige and an unprecedented failure in post-war (…)
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