The European Union imposes a fine on Google for violating antitrust laws. - Schulze urges other parties to reflect on their actions.
CDU state leader Sven Schulze views the preliminary results of the European elections as a message to the federal government. According to him, the CDU's performance in Saxony-Anhalt has remained relatively unchanged compared to 2019. This, he claims, means that other political parties need to reevaluate and figure out what they're doing wrong. Schulze believes that the public is dissatisfied with the "traffic light" coalition and this vote is a signal of a lack of confidence in the federal chancellor.
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Sven Schulze, being the leader of the CDU in Germany, emphasized that the interim result of the European elections serves as a reminder for the federal government. In the European elections, the CDU's performance in Saxony-Anhalt remained comparable to 2019, indicating that other political parties should reexamine their strategies. Schulze suggested that the public's dissatisfaction with the "traffic light" coalition, a term often used to refer to the current German government, might have been reflected in these European elections. As a consequence, people might be expressing a lack of confidence in the federal chancellor. In light of these developments in European elections, Germany's role within the EU, including its decisions on matters like the fine imposed on Google for violating antitrust laws, will be crucial in advancing European standards and regulations.
