Shifting Political Tides in Germany

This chapter explores the recent regional election results in Germany, focusing on the rise of the AFD and the decline of traditional parties like CDU and SPD. It highlights the changing political landscape shaped by voter dissatisfaction, particularly in East Germany, where local issues such as immigration and job opportunities have spurred political engagement. The discussion emphasizes the need for centrist parties to rethink their strategies to reconnect with disillusioned voters ahead of upcoming elections.