Union's course on migration: After the turning point comes the choice of direction

For the first time, the Union has accepted votes from the AfD in order to gain a majority in the Bundestag. How deep are the divisions now? What does that mean for tomorrow's vote? And who even wants to form a coalition with whom? By Lissy Kaufmann.

The protest follows immediately. In a vote on migration policy, the AfD will for the first time provide the Union with a majority in the Bundestag. Discontent is stirring up on the streets of the country. Resistance is also stirring in Saxony against CDU plans for a stricter migration policy. Fridays For Future (FFF) and other initiatives and associations announced a demonstration march from the city center to the exhibition center for the after…

After a motion received a majority in the German Bundestag on Wednesday for the first time thanks to votes from the AfD, “Fridays for Future” is calling together with