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Germany AfD leader calls for early Bundestag vote
The leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Alice Weidel, called for early elections for the German parliament (Bundestag), emphasizing that the party is prepared to take responsibility for governance given the poor state of the current coalition. Weidel considers that early elections are the most suitable solution to resolve the crisis, noting that the party is leading opinion polls with up to 29%, while the Christian Union (Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union) obtains around 20%, and the Social Democratic Party (SPD) about 13%. Weidel expressed her party's readiness to support any government that serves the country's interests, although forming a minority government led by candidates from the Christian parties remains a separate matter. The current ruling party faces mounting pressure following its recent defeats and declining popularity.
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