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Far left wins Berlin, far right in another state polls; Merz calls result 'disaster'
Exit polls showed Die Linke leading in Berlin and the AfD topping Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, handing the CDU another blow. The outcome adds to pressure on Friedrich Merz, who has vowed to push ahead with reforms.
Germany's ruling centre-right party was squeezed from both sides on Sunday, exit polls showed. The far-left Die Linke took the lead in Berlin, while the far-right AfD topped the vote in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, handing Chancellor Friedrich Merz... [4906 chars]
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