Germany’s far-right parties appear poised to secure a strong showing in Sunday’s federal election, according to early exit polls, marking a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. The results suggest they could emerge as the largest bloc in the Bundestag, surpassing traditional mainstream parties for the first time in decades. Analysts warn the outcome may force major coalitions to reconsider their policies, particularly on immigration and security. With voting still underway in some regions, the final tally could further reshape Germany’s political future.
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