Merz failed to garner the parliamentary majority needed to become chancellor
![]() 640 Tuesday, 06 May, 2025, 12:45 German conservative leader Friedrich Merz failed to garner the parliamentary majority needed to become chancellor on Tuesday in an unexpected setback for his new coalition with the centre-left Social Democrats. Merz's conservative CDU-CSU bloc won national elections in February but with 28.5% of the vote, it needs at least one partner. |
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