#germany elections

[brandtsstuff10]

On February 23rd, prove your accuracy for the future and go vote - like Julian Brandt from @ bvb09. 🗳️🫵

[icequeenlila]

today was election day in Germany and so far the right wing parties are winning😢

[happy-mokka]

Yeah. I know there's some good people living there as well, but basically this is the split.

All former GDR states are now GFR.

(German Democratic Republic...yeah was already ironic back then the naming...now German Fascist Republic)

All in favor to split again? ✋🏻

This is me being sarcastic out of spite. Sorry.

Of course I know that a big part of the radicalization is the direct result of the people feeling neglected since the unification back in 1990. But, still, the culmination is just also a result of plain orchestrated polemic politics over the past decades, also from the conservatives, who, instead of changing the life of the people to the better just hopped onto the train of blaming others and feeding nationalism to an unhealthy degree, to fish for votes on the right spectrum, until it got out of hand...

Yes, East CDU, I'm looking at you...

[hetalia-relationship-forecast]

50 Subscriber Special

I just found out yesterday that I now have 50 subscribers! To celebrate, for the next few days, Gerita updates will be posted separately in order to cover the German elections. Good luck, Germany!

Cloudy with a chance of rain, no political news. As Germany starts to stress out, expect Italy to suggest doing “adult things” to make him feel better. I can’t say what the odds are of Germany agreeing to this.

[brandtsstuff10]

Allen Stimmen für die Demokratie.

[alexroct]

The Greens in Germany

The Greens in Germany (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen) are a political party with a strong focus on environmentalism, social justice, and progressive

[alexroct]

Germany Elections on February 23, 2025

Germany is holding federal elections today, February 23, 2025, following the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition government in No

[bbcnewsplus]

Markets relieved by German election result, but key industries remain mired in uncertainty

Germany’s election result delivered a jolt of optimism to lackluster markets at the start of the week, though the question of whether the new government can deliver promised higher public spending and reboot the economy continues to hang over the country’s beleaguered major industries.

Frankfurt’s DAX index gained 0.6% Monday, outpacing a flat U.K. FTSE 100 and 0.78% loss for France’s CAC 40, while the euro nudged higher against the U.S. dollar and British pound and German borrowing costs were little-changed.

Sunday’s vote delivered a victory for the conservative alliance of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU).

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