How Klingbeil is rebuilding the SPD after Esken

With Bärbel Bas and Tim Klüssendorf, the SPD's personnel renewal is complete. Lars Klingbeil has focused the party on himself. Only one thing is missing: a vision.

No SPD leader has ever been as powerful as Klingbeil now. He wants to fundamentally change the party, but there is resistance against it.

Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music While Friedrich Merz is appearing in Kyiv with Zelensky, Macron, and Tusk, Lars Klingbeil is battling anger and a loss of trust among the SPD's grassroots. Saskia Esken's withdrawal finally paves the way for a fresh start – likely with Bärbel Bas and Tim Klüssendorf. An analysis by Gordon Repinski. In a 200-second interview, Serpil Midyatlı explains how the SPD is positioning itself and where she…

Saskia Esken, the eternal nerve-saw at the head of the SPD, has been eliminated. Lars Klingbeil, ascended to the Vice-Chancellor, has reached the peak of his power so far. In the April issue of COMPACT magazine, we have looked at Social Democrats No. 1. Find out more here. _ by Sven Eggers Tokyo-Hotel-Frontmann Bill Kaulitz has recently been single. After the separation [...] The Post Consolidated Power: Lars Klingbeil, Sozi No. 1 first appeared…

It's possible that we'll soon have to give up a talk show guest: the SPD left-wing Saskia Esken. But for Lars Klingsbeil, trouble could threaten.

The German coalition of the Union and the SPD has difficulties starting. After the election debacle of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the SPD is now also in need of explanation with a Russian affair.