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Ilse Aigner tipped by party allies as next German president

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German media reports suggest that Bavarian politician Ilse Aigner's chances of becoming the next president are on the up. Long favored by her Bavarian CSU, now it seems Christian Democrats nationwide plan to back her.

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Ilse Aigner tipped by party allies as next German president
11/6/2026, 6:48:00 PM
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