Following the Thuringia election, parties have begun discussing possible coalition negotiations. CDU leader Voigt wants to hold 'option talks' with BSW and SPD, while BSW candidate Wolf confirms preliminary talks.
The Left Party chairpersons reject an AfD state parliament president and advocate for changing majorities. SPD chief Maier is considering an opposition role.
Rumors of Left Party defectors to BSW are denied. The Green politicians are considering not running for positions again.
FDP leader Kemmerich rules out another federal election candidacy. The parties are united in their rejection of an AfD state parliament president.
The situation in Thuringia and Sachsen has caused a division within the CDU, with some members opposing alliances with BSW. The Union is also pressuring the government to make decisions on migrant issues, while the government examines the possibility of turning away migrants at the German borders.
The SPD is facing internal discontent after recent election losses. The K-Frage continues to be a topic of discussion within the CDU/CSU, with Söder gaining popularity as a potential candidate.
The upcoming elections in Brandenburg and the shifting political landscape have left the outcome uncertain. Migration remains a key issue for voters, with calls for a change in asylum and refugee policies.
The Union is preparing for a potential change in government, while the SPD seeks to redefine its image and policy priorities.
