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Federal President Steinmeier Appoints Schweitzer as New Minister for Labour and Social Affairs

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Federal President Steinmeier appoints Schweitzer as new Minister for Labour and Social Affairs

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Alexander Schweitzer follows Bärbel Bas in the Ministry of Labour. In the SPD, many people are pleased because they see "new momentum" for their reform course. A hard chunk comes to the Union.

·Berlin, Germany
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Federal President Steinmeier appoints Schweitzer as new Minister for Labour and Social Affairs

·Hamburg, Germany
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The Federal President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeyer, has given the title of Minister of Labour to former Prime Minister of the Land of Reinland-Pfalz Alexander Schweitzer.

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Now officially: One day after the resignation of Bärbel Bas, Alexander Schweitzer takes over the Federal Ministry of Labour. Federal President Steinmeier made a clear appeal to the black and red coalition when he was appointed.

·Hamburg, Germany
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In the rapid process, the successor of Bärbel Bas follows up to her top office. From the chancellor, the new person is given a long list of tasks. Steinmeier urges the coalition to discipline.

·Berlin, Germany
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In the rapid process, the successor of Bärbel Bas follows up to her top office. From the chancellor, the new person is given a long list of tasks. Steinmeier urges the coalition to discipline.

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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news in Augsburg, Germany on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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