Government formation: Esken wants more women than men from the SPD in the cabinet

In Solothurn, this stronghold of free sense, the SVP has conquered a government seat for the first time. With a woman. This is no coincidence: the SVP focuses on women in executive elections. This is not yet a real promotion of women, but it is a start.

According to the SPD leader, more social democrats than social democrats are to sit in the new cabinet. Julia Klöckner wants to reform the right to vote quickly.

Their party is supposed to send more women than men to the next federal cabinet, the co-chairman finds. CDU General Secretary Linnemann does not aspire to a ministerial office.

The SPD members vote on the coalition agreement. Meanwhile, criticism from the Berlin group chairman at the chancellor comes in spe. He should take a broadcast break. Party leader Esken demands four ministerial posts for SPD women. All developments in the live ticker.

In the new Bundestag, the proportion of women is not even one third. In the cabinet, this should be different. The SPD head calls for parity - and calculates what this means for the SPD from her point of view.

The new coalition hasn't even started yet—and the CDU/CSU and SPD are already arguing over agreements previously stipulated in the coalition agreement. Meanwhile, SPD leader Saskia Esken is causing additional controversy with a proposal.