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Aigner Introduces Herself to Factions - Not to AfD and Left

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After her free time as Union candidate for the Federal President's Office, Aigner presents himself today in Berlin to the Bundestag factions of Union, SPD and Greens. An invitation from the AfD rejected her. The Left did not invite Aigner so far.

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Lean Right

The AfD accuses Ilse Aigner of lack of non-partisanness. The CSU politician receives support from other parties for her clear stance.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

Ilse Aigner wants to build bridges as Federal President, but refuses to visit the AfD. Read how the parties react to their decision.

·Berlin, Germany
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Center

The Union candidate for the office of Federal President, Aigner, presented herself to several parliamentary groups. In front of the CDU/CSU group, the Bavarian President of the Landtag confirmed her claim to build bridges and approach people. If she is elected to the office, she sees herself as a pioneer.

·Germany
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Right

As German Federal President, Ilse Aigner (CSU) wants to counteract the division of society. However, she initially does not build a bridge to the AfD and to the left. During her application round to the parties in the Bundestag, she acts as a "middle candidate".

·Vienna, Austria
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Center

As Federal President, Aigner wants to counteract the division of society. However, at first, she does not build a bridge to the AfD and to the left. In the Bundestag, she appears as a candidate in the middle.

Lean Right

The designated Federal President Ilse Aigner rejects an invitation from the AfD parliamentary group because she feels disparaged.

·Berlin, Germany
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nordbayern.de broke the news in Germany on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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