Landau an der Isar, Kempten și Pfarrkirchen – aceste orașe mici, necunoscute pentru mulți europeni și, de altfel, și pentru mulți germani, ar putea decide politica de migrație a Europei.
The outcome of the German general elections, particularly in small rural towns in Bavaria, could significantly influence Europe's migration policy. The Christian Democratic Union (CDU), led by Friedrich Merz, aims to adopt a tougher stance on migration, contrasting with the open-door policy of former Chancellor Angela Merkel. The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is gaining support, reflecting a shift in public opinion towards stricter migration controls. While the CDU is likely to form a coalition with either the Social Democratic Party (SPD) or the Greens, major changes in migration policy are unlikely. The AfD's exclusion from coalitions remains a political taboo, maintaining the status quo in policy-making.
