Germany’s Greens forced to return to their activist roots

While the Union and SPD are negotiating on the formation of government, the Greens are preparing for their role in the opposition. "We want to be the driving force behind it ourselves," said Green Chairman Felix Banaszak. See his statement here.

Germany’s Greens forced to return to their activist roots

Once the great hope of the European climate movement, Germany’s Greens are now confronting their relative powerlessness.

Deputy CDU leader Kretschmer sympathizes in the middle of the coalition negotiations with a relaxation of the Russian sanctions. The Greens demand an intervention by party leader Merz.

In the midst of the coalition negotiations between the Union and the SPD, CDU-Vize Kretschmer sympathizes with a loosening of the Russian sanctions. He is not the only one in his party who stands out with Russia-friendly statements. The Greens demand an intervention by party leader Merz.

On Sunday, 23 March, the spring reception of the Greens took place in the Bürgerzentrum Elsenfeld. With almost 100 guests, the event was well attended and offered an opportunity for political exchange and discussions on current developments. Niklas Wagener, member of the Bundestag, arranged the election result and showed a balanced perspective on the impact for the Greens and the politics as a whole. Peter Weis, direct candidate of the Bundestag…

Kretschmer has previously criticized the refusal of Germany and other EU countries to ease sanctions on Russia.