Here is what the page “German Politics Shift: AfD Leads New Polls as Coalition Support Falters” contains. Recent polling in Germany indicates a historic shift in the political landscape, with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) emerging as the country's most popular party. According to new surveys, the AfD has reached 27 percent support, placing them ahead of the conservative CDU-CSU led by Friedrich Merz, which sits at 24 percent.
The rise of the AfD comes as support for Chancellor Merz’s coalition government reaches a new low. DW political correspondent Simon Young analyzes these numbers, suggesting that the current administration's struggles are fueling the growth of right-wing politics in Germany, creating a significant challenge for the country's established political order. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.