After yesterday's elections produced the most fragmented Bundestag in decades, German political parties must now take on the exhausting task of forming a coalition government. Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) won the largest portion of the vote, while another five parties received enough support to gain seats in parliament. With so many voices earning a say, the negotiations could take weeks if not months. The rest of Europe will be following them closely: Germany's domestic concerns may impact the future of EU reform....