2024-09-29 23:55:08
Politics
Economy

Uncertain Times for Germany's Traffic Light Coalition

Germany's traffic light coalition faces intense scrutiny and significant challenges as it approaches key policy decisions on migration, pensions, and economic reform. The SPD's Deputy Parliamentary Group Leader, Dirk Wiese, defends the coalition's security measures and criticizes Friedrich Merz of the CDU for what he describes as legal violations.

Wiese also calls for an industrial electricity price and a reform of the debt brake to boost economic growth. Meanwhile, the FDP seeks to ease immigration for labor market integration and remains wary of subsidies and bans in the auto industry.

The coalition's future appears uncertain, with internal disagreements and external criticisms casting doubt on its stability. Bundestag President warns that the scheduled 2025 election date may be at risk due to ongoing public disputes within the coalition.

As Germany navigates through these turbulent times, the political landscape remains fraught with challenges and potential shifts in alliances.

t-online
28. September 2024 um 12:53

SPD Deputy Parliamentary Group Leader Wiese on Friedrich Merz: "He Accepts Legal Violations"

Politics
Economy
Wiese defends the security package as a response to the Solingen terrorist attack. The traffic light coalition faces challenges such as migration, pensions, and the 2025 budget. Wiese calls for an industrial electricity price, a reform of the debt brake, and criticizes Friedrich Merz. He sees no reason for the SPD to emulate the Greens, and suspects that FDP Deputy Vogel is positioning himself in a succession debate around Lindner. Wiese announces a growth initiative to move Germany forward in..
sueddeutsche
29. September 2024 um 13:48

Traffic Light Coalition: Another Year Until the Election - Or?

Politics
Economy
Bundestag President Bärbel Bas appeals to the traffic light coalition to pull themselves together; FDP leader Lindner demands time-limited rejections at borders, which SPD co-chair Esken rejects; Vice Chancellor Habeck says the coalition must implement its plans, but conflicts remain.
Berliner Zeitung
29. September 2024 um 13:12

SPD and BSW in Brandenburg: Woidke meets Wagenknecht - it remains complicated

Politics
SPD and BSW in Brandenburg are negotiating a coalition; Sahra Wagenknecht, founder of the BSW, polarizes; Robert Crumbach, former SPD politician, is the state chairman of the BSW; the deployment of American intermediate-range missiles is a controversial issue; SPD politicians Katrin Lange and Daniel Keller express themselves cautiously; Brandenburg has a four-party parliament, exploratory talks are pending; CDU party leader Jan Redmann sees his party in the opposition; state elections and flood..
Frankfurter Rundschau
29. September 2024 um 14:55

Left Party Convention in Hesse: Huge Cheers for Janine Wissler

Politics
New state leadership: Migenda, Becker; Hable, Gerntke as deputies; Marquardt as youth policy spokesperson. The party congress decides to focus on local politics until 2026. Outgoing federal chairwoman Wissler celebrated, announces return to Hesse; Wagenknecht's split could not be prevented.
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