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Political parties in Thuringia and Saxony successfully blocked the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) from forming a government despite the party's significant electoral gains. The AfD, which received over 32% of the vote in Thuringia, marked the first electoral victory for far-right factions since World War II. The ruling coalition of Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces dwindling support, with recent polling indicating a decline in public trust amid economic concerns, leading to calls for electoral reform and questions about the leadership of the Social Democrats.
Source: YAHOO