German anti-euro party misses parliament entry: projections Chancellor Angela Merkel clinches a third term in German elections Sunday but will be forced to form an awkward coalition with her chief rivals to govern Europe's top economy, exit polls indicate. Germany's upstart anti-euro party Alternative Fuer Deutschland (Alternative For Germany) captures 4.9 percent of the vote, according to early projections, not enough to win seats, but a warning that there is strong opposition to Merkel's European policies. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES from AfD activists.