Support for Germany’s leading Christian Democratic Union/Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU) bloc has dropped to a concerning five-year low of 20%, according to recent polling data. This significant decline signals growing public discontent with the current government. A major factor contributing to this drop appears to be widespread dissatisfaction with CDU leader Friedrich Merz, with 78% of respondents expressing negative views. The poll indicates a potential shift in the German political landscape, raising questions about the stability of the ruling coalition. Experts suggest the CDU/CSU must address the concerns fueling public disapproval to regain lost ground. The full report with further details is available at RT.com. This downturn presents a challenge for the party as it seeks to maintain influence in upcoming elections and policy debates.