As Germany approaches new elections, the political landscape becomes increasingly polarized, with key differences evident among the Union, SPD, Greens, and FDP’s party programs. Notable similarities emerge between the Union and FDP, particularly in economic policies, while the SPD and Greens advocate for social justice and immigration reform. The potential for various coalitions is under discussion, but current polls suggest a preference for a grand coalition over a two-party alliance. Political analysts express skepticism about the feasibility of cross-party collaboration post-election.

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