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German Elections: Feud on Center-right Could Help Greens Succeed Merkel

April 20, 2021

Sudha David-Wilp

Deputy Director Berlin Office, Senior Transatlantic Fellow

Germany’s leading political parties convened to nominate their candidates for chancellor on Monday, but while a bitter fight was raging in the conservative camp the Greens displayed no such drama in picking Annalena Baerbock.

Why it matters: With Angela Merkel set to step down after 16 years following September's elections, there's a growing chance Germany’s next chancellor will again be female but this time Green.

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