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Despite achieving its strongest-ever result, the AfD still fell short of an absolute majority that would have guaranteed Germany‘s first far-right state government since World War II.
Dr. Roland Abold, managing director at Infratest Dimap, one of the leading institutes for election and political research in Germany., discusses coalition scenarios and the role of BSW after the election with DW.
