CDU
The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) is a major political party in Germany, traditionally representing center-right ideologies. Founded in the aftermath of World War II, the CDU has been a dominant force in German politics, especially under the leadership of figures like Angela Merkel. In recent elections, the party faced challenges due to shifting voter preferences but remains a key player in coalition negotiations and shaping the future of the European Union.
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Slovenia:
CDU is involved in the discussions about how to handle AfD members.
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Germany:
CDU is one of the parties negotiating changes to immigration laws.
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Germany:
CDU has agreed to abolish the accelerated naturalization process during coalition negotiations.
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Germany:
The CDU is pushing for a stricter approach to asylum seekers and migrants.
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Germany:
The FDP attempted to attract voters from the CDU during the election campaign.
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Slovenia:
The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) won the elections, although not as desired.
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