Group 1 - The latest public opinion poll in Germany shows a significant decline in satisfaction with the government, with only 22% of respondents expressing approval of Chancellor Merz's coalition government, a decrease of 2 percentage points from the previous poll [1] - Among the respondents, 25% approve of Merz's performance as Chancellor, which also reflects a 2 percentage point drop from the last survey, while 64% are dissatisfied [2] - The support rates for political parties remain relatively stable, with the ruling coalition of the Christian Democratic Union and the Christian Social Union at 25%, the Social Democratic Party at 15%, and the far-right Alternative for Germany at 26% [2] Group 2 - The rise in support for the far-right Alternative for Germany party is notable, as it gained approximately 20% of the votes in the federal elections held in February, positioning it just behind the ruling coalition [2] - A recent poll indicates that the Alternative for Germany party's support has surpassed that of the ruling coalition for the first time, reflecting a growing trend of anti-immigrant sentiment in Germany and across Europe [2]