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Conservative journalist and publisher chosen as Germany's new culture minister

  • Wolfram Weimer, a conservative journalist and publisher, was named Germany's culture minister ahead of the new government taking office next week.
  • The Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union formed a coalition with the Social Democrats after winning February's election without enough votes to govern alone.
  • Weimer, 60, founded the political magazine Cicero, led major conservative media outlets, and supports conservative values and free-market policies.
  • Some commentators criticized Weimer's appointment as "the wrong man in the wrong place" due to his limited arts background and lack of experience in cultural affairs.
  • Weimer's selection suggests a shift toward conservative leadership in culture and marks a rare choice of a non-career politician for the ministerial post.
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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