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"He Who Sits on BSW Ticket Must Make BSW Policy: New Party of BSW Splitters Provides for Eklat in Thuringia

Summary by Kreiszeitung
Ex-BSW leader Katja Wolf founded the party "Thuringia.Right" in Erfurt. Now the BSW faction is in danger of finally falling apart in the Landtag.

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The BSW faction in the Thuringian Landtag is facing dissolution. After leaving the party, a new foundation is planned to secure the government's work.

·Essen, Germany
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Party withdrawal of members: Thuringian BSW party wants to dissolve

·Berlin, Germany
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It is about the preservation of the Thuringian coalition government: Ex-BSWler has founded a new party - now a new Landtag faction is to follow. What the group plans to do about Vice-Prime Minister Wolf.After the party's departure of most of its members, the Thuringian BSW party wants to dissolve - and clear the way for a new foundation.For the new faction, a new party called Thuringia was created in the urgent process of Ex-BSWlern.Rightly foun…

·Hamburg, Germany
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The opposition faction "Alternative for Germany" has shown the best result in its history by successfully overtaking competitors in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt. However, the result may not be sufficient to form the Landtag. The right political force has received 44% of the support of voters, more than twice its five-year-old figures, transfers Axios. The Christian Democratic Law-Centrist Union took second place with a 17% result. Sar…

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MAGDEBURG. Saxony-Anhalt could become the first German state since World War II to have a right-wing radical government. If so, it will likely be with the help of left-wing populists.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The regional election results in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt have delivered a powerful shock to the federal government in Berlin, but also to Europe as a whole. The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party more than doubled its share of the vote to 44%, and is now highly likely to form the new government in Magdeburg in partnership with the far-left BSW party.

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LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung broke the news in Leipzig, Germany on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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