The Debate – First New York, Now Berlin: Why the Left Turn for Major Metropolises?
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Eralp could become Berlin's first mayor from a migrant background if she secures coalition support
According to former Green politician Antje Hermenau, the election victory of the Left in Berlin presents SPD and Greens with a decision on the direction. Hermenau accuses the Left of anti-Semitism and a purely redistributive policy.
When it comes to the formation of government in Berlin, it depends on the Greens and SPDs. They see anti-Semitism in parts of the left as a big problem. Is it the red-green-red coalition?
The state elections held in Berlin the day before yesterday revealed that the country is at a historic turning point. Elif Eralp, of Turkish origin, who led the Left Party (Die Linke) to victory in Berlin with 25.7% of the vote, has become one of the important actors in the country's political landscape. The election...
Klare Kante! Top politicians Armin Laschet (65, CDU) and Hubertus Heil (53, SPD) have collaborated with Sandra Maischberger (60) with Antisemi...
Merz vows to protect German Jews after far-left party wins Berlin election
The election result could make 45-year-old Elif Eralp Berlin's first mayor of Turkish heritage. She has rejected antisemitism allegations against her party, Die Linke, and could form a coalition with the center-left Social Democrats and Greens
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