The Sahra Wagenknecht alliance is facing change. Sahra Wagenknecht is probably withdrawing from the front row; Amira Mohamed Ali and Fabio De Masi will lead the party in the future. But while the BSW is reorganizing itself, the government in Brandenburg is in a real crisis. Rasmus Buchsteiner explains what the founder’s withdrawal means and why the dispute over the reform of public broadcasting is dividing the coalition in Brandenburg.
In the 200-second interview, Robert Crumbach, Deputy Prime Minister of Brandenburg, talks about trust and party discipline.
Rixa Fürsen then analyzes how far the negotiations on the military service law between the Union and the SPD are, why Boris Pistorius is having difficulty with the compromise and why time is running out for the new model.
Finally, Gordon Repinski looks at the Chancellor’s trip to the COP30 climate conference in Brazil and reveals why radio silence can sometimes be relaxing, even on government flights.
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Author: Gordon Repinski
Published on: 2025-11-10 08:43:00
Source: www.politico.eu
