Germany's Die Linke party is experiencing a surge in support ahead of the national election on February 23, rising from 4% to potentially 9% in polls. Heidi Reichinnek, a prominent party member, gained attention for her criticism of Friedrich Merz's migration proposals. The party aims to counter pro-AfD messaging with credible left-wing content and has seen a rise in membership, particularly among young voters. Despite past uncertainties, the party is focusing on issues like wealth taxation and affordable housing. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)