Recent headlines highlight the concerning state of democracy, with right-wing extremist parties gaining electoral success in Thuringia and Saxony. There is a growing demand to limit immigration, which has put the traffic light coalition government under criticism.
The success of Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance in Saxony and Thuringia has also sparked reactions. A migration meeting held in Berlin aims to find solutions, with participants including the traffic light coalition and the Union.
The Hessian Minister of the Interior, Roman Poseck, is participating in talks with the Federal Minister of the Interior, Nancy Faeser. Friedrich Merz warns that the economic policies of the traffic light coalition are endangering industrial companies.
The migration summit is discussing stricter refugee policies in response to the Solingen attack and the AfD's electoral success. Investigations into election fraud in Saxony are expanding, with suspicions of ballot manipulation.
The meeting between the Union and the government on asylum policy is considered constructive. The Migrationsgipfel of the traffic light coalition, Union, and federal states is criticized for being a mere PR event.
In the context of the state elections in Saxony and Thuringia, political organizations in the district of Leipzig express concerns. The migration meeting aims to discuss measures in security and migration, including tougher return policies and asylum procedures outside of Europe.
The CSU warns against cooperation with Sahra Wagenknecht, while the AfD politician Jens Maier may return to the Bundestag.
