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Germany’s far right gains off VW troubles

Published by YuToday Staff

38 minutes ago · 1:28 readSeptember 3, 2026

The far-right Alternative for Germany is blaming the government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the EU for VW's difficulties. This YuToday briefing is based on reporting first published by Jordyn Dahl.

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What we know so far

The far-right Alternative for Germany is blaming the government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the EU for VW's difficulties. The far-right Alternative for Germany is blaming the government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the EU for VW's difficulties.

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The latest reporting

Reported context includes the following: The far-right Alternative for Germany is blaming the government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the EU for VW's difficulties. The far-right Alternative for Germany is blaming the government of Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the EU for VW's difficulties.

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