The Chancellor Question in the Union
In this blog article, the author critiques the ongoing debate about the chancellor candidacy within the Union. He argues that neither Markus Söder nor Friedrich Merz are suitable candidates and laments the absence of a charismatic, uncorrupt chancellor candidate. He views the chances of a Bavarian politician becoming chancellor with skepticism and expresses concerns about corruption and lack of likability among the current contenders. In conclusion, he wonders if he’ll have to choose the “lesser evil” once again.
Will the AfD now come to power?
In this article, the author expresses his concern about the current political and economic situation in Germany and Europe. He discusses the limitations of the existing system, the population’s fear of declining living standards, and the impact of increasing migration. The author warns about the rise of extremist parties like the AfD and possible foreign influences on German politics. He emphasizes the need for society to stand together to find common solutions instead of turning to radical fringe parties. In conclusion, he appeals for deep reflection on how to tackle these challenges collectively to avoid a resurgence of extremism.
Controversial Accusations Against Bavarian Minister Spark Debate Ahead of State Elections
Just weeks before the upcoming Bavarian state elections, allegations against Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria’s Minister of Economic Affairs and leader of the Free Voters party, have stirred up a whirlwind of controversy. The accusations stem from his school days, where he allegedly authored an antisemitic flyer. The Süddeutsche Zeitung’s report on the matter has not only put Aiwanger under scrutiny but has also raised questions about the newspaper’s role in the unfolding drama.