German Voters Grapple with Discontent Ahead of EU Elections

Amid economic woes and political scandals, Germans prioritize peace, security, and immigration in upcoming vote.

Germany's ruling coalition faces low approval and infighting as EU Parliament elections approach.
Far-right AfD party struggles with scandals but remains a significant contender.
Voter turnout is uncertain, with many Germans expressing skepticism about the EU's benefits.
Economic concerns and dissatisfaction with the current government dominate voter sentiment.
New political groups like the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance are gaining traction.