AfD gets its first state parliament speaker in Germany, Merz voices concern
Summary
Lawmakers in the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament in Magdeburg elected AfD's Tobias Rausch as parliament speaker, the first time a far-right party has held the post in a German state since World War Two, with Chancellor Friedrich Merz voicing deep concern over the secret vote and speculation that some CDU lawmakers backed the AfD candidate.
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Njemački kancelar zabrinut nakon što je AfD dobio prvog predsjednika pokrajinskog parlamenta Merz izražava "duboku zabrinutost" jer je desničarska stranka po prvi put osvojila mjesto
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- Magdeburg · City / settlement
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- 05:23 PMAnadolija (Anadolu Agency, BS)Open the original
- 05:44 PMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 07:17 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
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