German left-wing parties to form state government, keeping far-right AfD out
Germany’s mainstream political parties have maintained a so-called “firewall” policy that aims to keep the far right out of power.
German left-wing parties to form state government, keeping far-right AfD out
Germany’s mainstream political parties have maintained a so-called “firewall” policy that aims to keep the far right out of power.
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