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With Annalena Baerbock stepping aside, Habeck faces the challenge of reviving the Greens' fortunes ahead of the 2025 election.
- Annalena Baerbock announced she will not run for chancellor, focusing on her role as foreign minister during global crises.
- Robert Habeck, currently Germany's economy minister, is widely expected to be the Greens' candidate for chancellor.
- The Greens aim to recover from a significant drop in the polls, currently at 11%, with a target to reach 20% by next year.
- Habeck attributes Germany's economic struggles to external factors, including Russia's gas supply cut in 2022.
- Despite historical challenges, Habeck insists on hard work to improve the party's standing and his chances for the chancellorship.
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- Robert Habeck Vice-Chancellor of Germany
- Annalena Baerbock Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany
- Alliance 90/The Greens Political party
- Germany Country in Europe
- Russia Country
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