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Friedrich Merz signaled openness to forming a governing coalition with center-left parties.
Merz categorically ruled out working with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) Merz made a strategic pivot in a heated four -way televised debate.
“The voters will decide everything else.”.
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