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CDU Minister President Boris Rhein (l) and Michael Kretschmer (archive photo) / Photo: Hannes P. Albert/dpa

Prime ministers call for further reforms

The CDU/CSU and SPD want to invest huge sums in the Bundeswehr and infrastructure. To do so, they also need the approval of the Bundesrat. Two CDU state leaders express their wishes.

Friedrich Merz and Reiner Haseloff (l) in Halle. A few days before the Bundestag elections, the CDU has presented a paper on its ideas for East Germany / Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

CDU state leaders in the east back Merz

The CDU political celebrities from the new federal states meet in Halle for the final spurt of the election campaign. They will discuss the paper "For a new departure in the East" and the candidate for Chancellor.

Demonstrations against the CDU's plans on migration policy are also planned in Saxony. (Archive photo) / Photo: Fabian Sommer/dpa

Demonstrations against Union plans on migration

The protest follows hot on the heels. In a vote on migration policy, the AfD becomes a majority procurer for the CDU/CSU in the Bundestag for the first time. The streets of the country are filled with discontent.

Kretschmer rules out a move to Berlin. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa

Kretschmer rules out move to Berlin

Minister President Michael Kretschmer could lead a minority government in the future - an unusual situation in Saxony. He does not want to go to Berlin instead.

The sooner there are new elections, the better, says Michael Kretschmer (CDU). (Archive photo) / Photo: Robert Michael/dpa

Kretschmer in favor of quick federal elections

The traffic light coalition in the federal government has collapsed following a dispute between Chancellor Scholz and Finance Minister Lindner. Saxony's Minister President is calling for the way to be cleared quickly for new elections.

Saxony's BSW leader Sabine Zimmermann sees "quite a few overlaps" with the CDU (archive photo). / Photo: Robert Michael/dpa

BSW rejects minority government in Saxony

There will be no coalition of CDU, BSW and SPD in Saxony for the time being, the search for alternatives is underway. Saxony's BSW leader is open to a two-party alliance with the CDU.

Black, red, purple: The blackberry shows the party colors of CDU, SPD and BSW in different degrees of ripeness (archive picture).  / Photo: Friso Gentsch/dpa

Blackberry season in the east

Blackberries are currently on everyone's lips - at least in the political arena in some federal states. But what does it actually mean and where does the term come from?

Black, red, purple: The blackberry shows the party colors of CDU, SPD and BSW in different degrees of ripeness (archive picture).  / Photo: Friso Gentsch/dpa

Blackberry season in the east

Blackberries are currently on everyone's lips - at least in the political arena in some federal states. But what does it actually mean and where does the term come from?