Trump backed AfD after election victory in Saxony-Anhalt
Trump criticized the rules and regulations concerning immigration in Germany. His statement came two days after the vote, in which the AfD significantly outpaced the ruling CDU. Chancellor Friedrich Merz is subsequently set to meet with AfD co-chair Alice Weidel in Berlin as part of a general debate in the Bundestag. Deutschlandfunk ↗
Merz described the CDU's result in Saxony-Anhalt as the party's most severe electoral defeat in decades. The post-election debate is also focusing on the possible formation of the state government. SPD deputy chairman Alexander Schweitzer backed a proposal for an expert government that would be supported by the other parliamentary parties. Tagesspiegel ↗
Former CDU chairwoman Angela Merkel called the election result shocking and criticized the approach to the so-called firewall against cooperation with the AfD. Following the AfD's victory, a demonstration against right-wing extremism took place in Cologne, attended by thousands of people. The AfD wants to use the result in Saxony-Anhalt as momentum ahead of further elections in Germany.
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„Frieden und Sicherheit in Europa sind nicht mehr selbstverständlich"
Upozornenie na bezpečnostnú situáciu v Európe
„l’Europe venait d’accepter de mettre sur le marché une quantité massive de son gazole abondamment stocké"
Vyjadrenie o uvoľnení európskych zásob nafty
„Pokud to budu považovat za akt nepřátelství, uvalím značná cla, nebo přeruším s Evropou obchod."
Reakcia na možné pridruženie Kanady k Európskej únii
„Máme nápad na mier. Poslal som Steva Witkoffa a Jareda Kushnera, dvoch skvelých vyjednávačov. A je tu možno dobrá šanca, že to zvládneme."
Trump v Bielom dome oznámil, že vyslancov posiela do Moskvy s návrhom na ukončenie vojny. Obsah návrhu nezverejnil.
„Nenávidia sa."
Trumpova odpoveď na otázku, čo bráni dohode medzi Vladimirom Putinom a Volodymyrom Zelenským.
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