Goldman's Kukies Says Merkel Has One Coalition Choice

The transcript discusses the political landscape in Germany, focusing on coalition formation after elections. The Social Democrats are in opposition, and the Free Democrats and Greens are potential coalition partners. This shift may challenge European integration efforts. The AFD's electoral success is analyzed, highlighting their voter base and regional strengths. The future of AFD as a political force is uncertain, with hopes it remains a one-off event.

What are the implications of the Social Democratic Party being in opposition?

What challenges might arise from the coalition between the Free Democrats and the Green Party?

How did the Afd gain support from other political parties?

What factors contributed to the Afd's success in the former East German regions?

In what ways is the Afd perceived in relation to other right-wing parties in Europe?