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The inflated ambitions of the Greens in coalition negotiations

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As coalition negotiations loom, a critical examination of the Green Party’s influence reveals questions about their actual bargaining power. With a significant reliance on their votes for essential financial packages, will the Greens genuinely risk the failure of billion-euro initiatives?

Key issues in migration and asylum policies

In the context of ongoing discussions surrounding migration and asylum reforms, Rasmus Buchsteiner sheds light on the concessions made by both the CDU and SPD during preliminary talks. The anticipated major shift in policy seems unlikely to materialize in the near future, leaving many observers to wonder about the direction these negotiations will take.

Insights from the SPD’s perspective

A recent interview with SPD General Secretary Matthias Miersch provided valuable insights into the coalition talks. He addressed the internal opposition faced from the Jusos and pondered the question of whether the new government would be solidified by Easter or face potential collapse.

In a backdrop of protests, unity emerges among political leaders, as the mayors of Hannover and Braunschweig showcase their collaboration, emphasizing harmony in public discourse.

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