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Latest polls show CDU/CSU still has strong lead ahead of election, migration policy debate heats up, BMW calls for lower EU tariffs on cars from US and more news from Germany this Wednesday.

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Unlike the United States and other countries, Germany does not distinguish between campaign financing and a political party's funds. Campaigning is considered part of the normal duties of a political ...

Germany's political parties receive public funding, membership fees and donations from corporations and individuals. DW examines how German parties get their money.

Outside a disused lamp factory in the southeastern German village of Rott am Inn, four mannequins, including one holding a ...

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Many carried posters, most of which were directed against the AfD, which in some cases is far-right, and the political right - as well as against CDU chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz.