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		</div><p>Germany’s head of state has announced that this year’s general election will be held September 24.<br />
President Joachim Gauck announced he had approved the Cabinet’s proposed date, the last Sunday in September.<br />
The vote is expected to see the nationalist Alternative for Germany, or AfD, enter the national parliament on a wave of anti-migrant sentiment. They are currently polling at about 12%.</p>
<p>Chancellor Angela Merkel will be running for a fourth term, although it is far from certain who would join her in a coalition government if AfD takes a significant share of votes away from other parties.</p>
<p>Mrs Merkel’s conservative bloc currently tops the polls with about 36% support, followed by her current coalition partner the Social Democrats, with around 21%.</p>
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