The Federal Assembly of Germany this time will consist of 1472 participants – – Four candidates are vying for the German presidency, but Frank-Walter Steinmeier is considered the favorite. The Federal Assembly of Germany will gather to elect a new president of the country, whose post is now held by former Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier. … Read more
“What if we let the refugees into Germany through an empty pipe?” – spoke with a counter offer publicist and member of the political council of the “Democratic Ax” Victor Tregubov. People’s Deputy from “Servants of the People” Alexei Ustenko named Schmid’s suggestion is mockery. “It is interesting: and our “Western partners” do not want … Read more
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), Liberals from the Free Democratic Party (FDP) and Soyuz 90 / Greens have said they are ready to begin formal negotiations to form a coalition. This decision was announced by the heads of the delegations of the three political forces after today’s meeting. – The parties prepared a … Read more
Outgoing and future chancellors of Germany – – The German Chancellor candidate received congratulations from Merkel and CSU leader Zeder, but not from CDU leader Lashet. The incumbent German Chancellor Angela Merkel congratulated her probable successor Olaf Scholz on the victory of his Social Democratic Party in the elections to the Bundestag. This was reported … Read more
SPD leader and candidate for the post of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz – – For the Social Democratic Party of Germany 25.7% of voters voted. In second place is the CDU / CSU bloc with 24.1%. The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) won the elections to the Bundestag. In addition to her, five more … Read more
German Social Democratic Party Takes Lead in Bundestag Elections – – The Social Democratic Party of Germany, led by Olaf Scholz, is ahead of the CDU / CSU bloc led by Armin Laschet by more than 1.5% of the vote. The results of the vote count in the parliamentary elections in Germany as of 00:36 … Read more
On September 26, 2021, the citizens of the Federal Republic of Germany elect the Bundestag – two crosses in the ballot paper decide who will lead Germany for the next four years. The deputies are elected through “general, free, equal and secret elections” – this is perhaps the most quoted passage on the elections in … Read more