Die Welt: A Split over Ukraine Is Growing in Germany's Ruling Coalition
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The SPD party, where former Prime Minister Scholz is a member, criticizes the extent of armaments and the lack of arms control.
Die Welt: A split over Ukraine is growing in Germany's ruling coalition
Die Welt: A split over Ukraine is growing in Germany's ruling coalitionThe German newspaper Die Welt reports that after the victory of the Alternative for Germany in Saxony-Anhalt, a dispute broke out in the Social Democratic Party about support for...
In Germany's ruling coalition, there is a growing division within its traditionally united ranks, an opposition to supporting Ukraine in the face of the growing popularity of political forces that are classified in the FRG as ultra-right.
The victory of the AH in the Saxonia-Anhalt election has given rise to intense debate in the ruling UDPG coalition, written by Die Welt. Some believe that the reason for the party's defeat lies in Germany's unconditional support for Kiev and the freezing of relations with Russia.
After the electoral success of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in Saxony-Anhalt, in the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), which is part of the ruling coalition and whose member is former Prime Minister Olaf Scholz, the discussion about the policy towards Russia and Ukraine intensified, Welt reported. SPD MP Ralf Stegner assessed that his party was wrong to leave the issue of peace policy to the AfD in connection with the conflict in Uk…
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