Germany, Fredrich Mirz, is limited to the first vote of the Ata -National Advisor

In the first leader of a historical governor Friedrich Mirz Try to become the tenth in Germany advisor Since World War II failed with six votes in Parliament on Tuesday, a stunning defeat, as it was widely expected to win smoothly.

A candidate for the consultant has not failed to win the first ballot since the end of the war. The loss led to a decrease in the stock market segment: the index of major German companies decreased by 1.8 percent after voting.

Mirz needed a majority of 316 out of 630 votes. Just 310 votes – less than 328 seats occupied by his alliance, is also one of the finest majority after the war. Since the vote was made by Secret Callot, it was not immediately clear – and it might never be known – that split from the Mirz camp.

The Mirz alliance is led by its Christian Democratic Union in the right of the center and its Bavarian brother’s party, the Christian Social Union. They are joined by Social Democrats on the left, the outgoing adviser party, Olaf Schuls. The parties now had to reassemble their ranks to discuss the next step, but it is also not clear how long the process could take.

Mirz seeks to take the head of the 27 population population in the European Union, after the collapse of the Schulz government last year, and national elections were held in February. Schools, despite his official farewell on Monday, is still in support of supporters until a new advisor takes over.

Germany has the largest economy in the continent and is a heavy diplomatic weight. The new consultant’s wallet will include the war in Ukraine and the Trump administration’s commercial policy at the top of local issues, such as the stagnant economy in Germany and the rise of an extremist and migrant right party.

“The world is in turmoil. Europe needs a strong Germany,” Carsten Lenman, Secretary -General of Christian Democrats, told reporters after Mirz’s loss. He said that the second vote should come soon. “We cannot wait for days now, we need clarity quickly.”

The lower parliament – which is called Bundestag – has 14 days to elect a candidate with an absolute majority. Mirz can run again, but other lawmakers can also throw their hat in the ring. There is no limit to the number of votes that can be held within a period of two weeks.

If Mirz or any other candidate fails to obtain this majority during the 14 days, the constitution allows the president to appoint the candidate who wins the largest number of votes as a consultant, or to solve Bundestag and hold new national elections.

Johan and Adebuel, the next foreign minister, said he was confident that Mirz will eventually prevail.

“It is a disturbing process, but in parliamentary democracy, in a liberal country, this is unfortunately one of the scenarios that you should be ready for,” he told reporters.

Volker Resing, who wrote the last biography “Friedrich Mirz: his way to power”, expressed his surprise at the beginning of the events.

“It shows the fragility of the coalition’s situation and that some legislators are ready to spread uncertainty – this is a warning sign,” Racing told Associated Press.

Rising said that if Mirz is elected in the second round, everything will be fine and people may soon forget these hiccups. But “now everything is wide open.”

Alice Widel, the co -captain of the far -right alternative, criticized the anti -immigrant of the Germany Party, criticized the failure of Mirz that his alliance was “a weak foundation.” Mirz called for resignation immediately and to new elections.

AFD is the largest opposition party in the new parliament in Germany after ranked second in the national elections in February. Despite its historical gains, the coalition talks have been closed due to the so -called “Wall of the Protection” that the prevailing German political parties supported against cooperation with extremist right -wing parties since the end of the war.

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A vote was held on Tuesday on the eve of the eighty anniversary of Germany’s unconditional surrender in World War II. The polling cards are filmed in the restored Reichstag, where writing was maintained on the walls left by the Soviet forces in several locations in the building.

It also waved on the horizon of the war in Ukraine due to a vote on Tuesday. Germany is the second largest resource for military aid to Ukraine, after the United States.

In general, Germany is the fourth largest defensive stampede in the world, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, which studies trends in global military expenditures. Only the United States, China and Russia in the future.

Germany increased to this rank thanks to the investment of 100 billion euros (107 billion dollars) for its armed forces, a measure approved by legislators in 2022.

Defense spending in the country increased again earlier this year, when Parliament has reduced the country’s strict debt rules. It is a step that the rest of Europe watched closely, as the Trump administration threatened to back down from its security support on the continent.

In addition to intensifying defensive spending, the Mirz alliance pledged to stimulate economic growth, take a tougher approach to immigration and catch up with the long -awaited modernization.

The American administration has been repeatedly shocked by Germany since President Donald Trump was inaugurated in January. Trump, who has German roots, often expressed former counselor Angela Merkel during his first term in his post.

This time, Trump Lieutenant at the forefront – supported the technological billionaire and Trump ally Eileon Musk for several months. He hosted a conversation with WEIDEL, which was exposed to X earlier this year to inflate her party’s message.

During the Munich Conference, Vice President JD Vance attacked the security conference “Wall of Protection” and later met Weidel, a move that German officials strongly criticized.

Last week, the German local intelligence service said it ranked AFD as a “right -wing” extremist organization, making it subject to larger and wider monitoring.

The decision of the Federal Office to protect the constitution sparked a reaction from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Fans during the weekend. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Germany responded to Rubio after calling on the country to retract the classification.

Local intelligence service measures to ban the party, which can only happen through a request from any of the parliamentary or federal government on the Federal Constitutional Court.

Mirz did not publicly comment on the intelligence service decision.

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