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Brandenburg's Prime Minister Woidke: "A Left Government Would Be a Security Risk for Berlin

Summary by Der Tagesspiegel
He is Germany's longest-serving head of government: Dietmar Woidke on the elections in the East, the decline of his SPD and the question of whether he will take up again in Brandenburg in 2029 – or withdraw before.

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"A security risk for Berlin, "adventure and irresponsible: Brandenburg's Prime Minister Dietmar Woidke warned with strong words of a left coalition in Berlin. He also appeals to his own SPD.

·Berlin, Germany
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Here you will find information on the topic „Berliner Abteilungshwahl" (Berliner Abteilungshwahl). Read now "Woidke warns against "security risk" with the Berlin left.

·Germany
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Although Dietmar Woidke led a red-red government for years in Brandenburg, the prime minister of the Berlin SPD advises against a coalition with the left. In her current state, the party must not rule.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Brandenburg's Prime Minister Dietmar Woidke (SPD) has spoken out against a red-green-red alliance in Berlin. "I can only advise my party in Berlin to refrain from a coalition with the left," Woidke said to the "Tagesspiegel" and the "Potsdam Latest News" according to the announcement of Thursday. "The party in its present state must not rule. "The Berlin Left is partly anti-Semitic and open to criminal clans," Woikde continued. It stands for a w…

·Hamburg, Germany
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He is Germany's longest-serving head of government: Dietmar Woidke on the elections in the East, the decline of his SPD and the question of whether he will take up again in Brandenburg in 2029 – or withdraw before.

·Berlin, Germany
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Brandenburg's Prime Minister Woidke (SPD) sees a "security risk" in a left-led government in Berlin. According to a report, the Federal Government is discussing a possible compromise in the dispute over pension policy.

·Berlin, Germany
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berliner-sonntagsblatt.de broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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